Lyrics
What a mighty God we serve
What a mighty God we serve
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
What a mighty God we serve
What a loving God we serve
What a loving God we serve
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
What a loving God we serve
What a holy God we serve
What a holy God we serve
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
What a holy God we serve
We bring the sacrifice of praise
Into the house of the Lord.
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of thanksgiving;
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of praise.
We bring the sacrifice of praise
Into the house of the Lord.
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of thanksgiving;
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of praise.
What a mighty God we serve
What a mighty God we serve
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
What a mighty God we serve
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
Angels bow before Him
Heaven and earth adore Him
What a Mighty God
What a Mighty God
What a Mighty God we Serve
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song gathers several brief declarations into a sustained act of praise. God is named mighty, loving, and holy, while angels, heaven, and earth are pictured in adoration. That repeated pattern keeps the focus on divine character rather than on the singer’s circumstances. Each variation adds a distinct confession, presenting power, love, and holiness as reasons for worship.
The section about bringing a sacrifice of praise shifts from description to offering. Thanksgiving and praise are treated as gifts brought into the Lord’s house, closely echoing biblical language about honoring God through spoken confession. Psalm 95:3 supports the song’s proclamation of the Lord as the great King above all gods. Nehemiah 9:6 parallels its picture of heaven and the heavenly host worshiping their Creator, and Hebrews 13:15 directly connects praise with sacrifice and thanksgiving. The recurring lines make the song suitable for shared worship, where simple truths gain force through repetition and direct attention toward the God being adored.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 95:3 The psalm calls the Lord a great God and King above all gods.
- Nehemiah 9:6 Heaven and its host worship the Lord who made and preserves creation.
- Hebrews 13:15 Praise is described as a continual sacrifice offered to God.