Lyrics
Hosanna in the highest
Let our King be lifted high Hosanna
Water You turned into wine
Open 'the eyes of the blind
There's no one like You
None like You
Into the darkness You shine
Out of the ashes we rise
There's no one like You
None like You
Our God is greater
Our God is stronger
God You are higher
Than any other
Our God is healer
Awesome in power
Our God, Our God
And if Our God is for us
Then who could ever stop us
And if Our God is with us
Then what could stand against us
Our God is greater
Our God is stronger
God You are higher
Than any other
Our God is healer
Awesome in power
Our God, Our God
Lord, You are awesome
Lord, You are awesome
Lord, You are awesome
You are the reason I'm living
Woke me up this morning
Started me on my way
You are the life that I need
The future that I see
None compares to You
Lord, You are awesome
Lord, You are awesome
Lord, You are awesome
If it wasn't for Your love
If it wasn't for Your grace
I don't where I'de be without You
Higher than the mountains that I face
Stronger than the power of the grave
Constant in the trial and the change
One thing remains
One thing remains
Your love never fails
It never gives up
Never runs out on me
Your love
On and on and on
And on it goes
It overwhelms and satisfies my soul
And I never ever have to be afraid
One thing remains
One thing remains
Your love never fails
It never gives up
Never runs out on me
Your love, Your love
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Reggae Praise Medley” gathers several worship themes into an extended celebration of God’s greatness, help, grace, and enduring love. It begins by lifting the King in praise, then recalls signs associated with Christ, including water turned to wine and sight given to the blind. The declaration that God is greater, stronger, healing, and unmatched turns those images into a communal confession of confidence.
Later sections become more personal, crediting divine love and grace for life, direction, and hope. The final movement dwells on a love that remains constant through trials and cannot be exhausted. That confidence closely parallels Romans 8, where God’s presence answers fear and no created power can separate believers from divine love. The medley also echoes the Gospel account of the wedding at Cana and biblical descriptions of God as healer. Although the component refrains use different images, they share one focus: praise rises because God acts with power, sustains life by grace, and remains faithful through change.
Related Scripture
- John 2:7-11 Jesus turns water into wine at Cana, an event named near the start of the medley.
- Romans 8:31 Paul asks who can stand against those for whom God is for.
- Romans 8:38-39 Nothing in creation can separate believers from the love of God in Christ.