Nine brand new songs from Hillsong Worship, including 'Hope of the Ages', a powerful ballad that testifies to Christ's enduring love. Songs like 'Never Walk Alone' and 'That's The Power' celebrate God's character, while 'Resurrender' and 'Secret Place' lead us back to the altar, stirring a hunger for righteousness. Since the...
Nine brand new songs from Hillsong Worship, including 'Hope of the Ages', a powerful ballad that testifies to Christ's enduring love. Songs like 'Never Walk Alone' and 'That's The Power' celebrate God's character, while 'Resurrender' and 'Secret Place' lead us back to the altar, stirring a hunger for righteousness.
Since the very beginning, God's glory has been displayed in the heavens-His faithfulness and splendour on parade from the rising of the sun to the place where is sets. These same skies that declare God's glory day after day and night after night, are the same skies under which Christ Jesus was born, lived, was crucified and rose again in victory. These same skies the disciples saw the Lord ascend into, are the same ones that Jesus Himself will someday return on.
Whether in the northern or southern hemisphere, these same skies unite us, all of God's children, as many as the stars in the sky, just as the Lord promised Abraham. It is under these same skies that Christ's church, His body on earth, exists today. Though separated by oceans and borders, the mandate of Hillsong Worship continues under these same skies. One in heart and spirit, unified in mission and cause-to glorify the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, to build His Church, and to serve His Church with the new song.
Recorded in California, this album is led by worship leaders Brooke Ligertwood, Reuben Morgan, Joel Houston, Benjamin Hastings, Aodhan King, Chris Davenport, Mi-kaisha Masella (Mi-kaisha Rose) and Tracy Redfern (Saye Pratt).
Nine brand new songs from Hillsong Worship, including 'Hope of the Ages', a powerful ballad that testifies to Christ's enduring love. Songs like 'Never Walk Alone' and 'That's The Power' celebrate God's character, while 'Resurrender' and 'Secret Place' lead us back to the altar, stirring a hunger for righteousness. Since the...
Nine brand new songs from Hillsong Worship, including 'Hope of the Ages', a powerful ballad that testifies to Christ's enduring love. Songs like 'Never Walk Alone' and 'That's The Power' celebrate God's character, while 'Resurrender' and 'Secret Place' lead us back to the altar, stirring a hunger for righteousness.
Since the very beginning, God's glory has been displayed in the heavens-His faithfulness and splendour on parade from the rising of the sun to the place where is sets. These same skies that declare God's glory day after day and night after night, are the same skies under which Christ Jesus was born, lived, was crucified and rose again in victory. These same skies the disciples saw the Lord ascend into, are the same ones that Jesus Himself will someday return on.
Whether in the northern or southern hemisphere, these same skies unite us, all of God's children, as many as the stars in the sky, just as the Lord promised Abraham. It is under these same skies that Christ's church, His body on earth, exists today. Though separated by oceans and borders, the mandate of Hillsong Worship continues under these same skies. One in heart and spirit, unified in mission and cause-to glorify the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, to build His Church, and to serve His Church with the new song.
Recorded in California, this album is led by worship leaders Brooke Ligertwood, Reuben Morgan, Joel Houston, Benjamin Hastings, Aodhan King, Chris Davenport, Mi-kaisha Masella (Mi-kaisha Rose) and Tracy Redfern (Saye Pratt).
It has been a couple of years since Hillsong Worship released an album's worth of new material. With These Same Skies (Live) they have return to form on at least two fronts. First, gone are those sloppy song writing tropes where the hooks of songs are lifted from a hymn or an old praise song or worse still from Handel's """"Hallelujah Chorus. """" Second, the album is more focused on Hillsong Worship rather than UNITED or Y&F. Gone is the endless list of anonymous sounding worship leaders. Back in the fold is Reuben Morgan (who has written some of their classics such as """"Cornerstone,"""" """"God is Able,"""" and """"Mighty to Save"""") who gets to co-write three out of the 9 songs here. \\n\\nSolid song writing is the earmark of this new record. Best of which is the Brooke Ligertwood co-write and led """"Resurrender. """" Using various verses from Holy Writ about how our bodies are God's temple,""""Resurrender"""" is a stellar specimen of how songs should delve deep into biblical theology. Chris Davenport's """"Secret Place"""" breaks the cardinal rule of modern CCM writing by not having verses, a chorus, and a bridge. Rather, with only verses, this contemplative ballad speaks of how we need to carve out time and space for God in our lives.
