Joey Greer's song "How Great Thou Art" is a rendition of a traditional Christian hymn that was originally written by Carl Boberg in Sweden in 1885. The song's lyrics speak about the awe-inspiring wonders of God's creation and the salvation found through Jesus Christ. The opening lines express a sense of breathtaking wonder and acknowledge God as the creator of all things. The singer marvels at the stars and the power of thunder, acknowledging the greatness of God's power displayed throughout the universe. The chorus reveals the singer's soul praising and worshiping God, acknowledging His greatness and expressing gratitude. The repetition of "How great Thou art" emphasizes the singer's deep appreciation and reverence for God. The second verse reflects on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, God's Son, who was sent to die on the cross for humanity's sins. The singer is overwhelmed by this act of love and feels unworthy of it. The lyrics highlight the profound impact of Christ's sacrifice in taking away the burden of sin. The third verse looks towards the future, expressing anticipation for Christ's return with a shout of acclamation. The singer imagines the joy that will fill their heart when Christ leads them home. They express a desire to humble themselves before God and proclaim His greatness. The refrain is repeated to emphasize the ongoing praise and adoration the singer has for their Savior God. In summary, Joey Greer's rendition of "How Great Thou Art" captures the overwhelming sense of awe, gratitude, and reverence towards God for His creation, salvation through Jesus Christ, and the anticipation of future glory in His presence. The song encourages listeners to join in praise and worship, recognizing the greatness of God and His work in their lives.
