what will convice you that the God we serve is most powerful? Look at the stars, moon, all animals and all creatures, are they not amazing?
Also, take a careful look at humanity in general and tell me what you observe among beautiful men and women you usually on daily basis?
What about the babies, do you notice how awesome there are? What happens to our existence, that personal battle you won, the disease you beat, the accident you escaped?
How about your families obstacles, the challeges you overcame and all the plans of the wicked one and his cohorts that God helped you to overcome? Isn’t our God so amazing and awesome? Indeed, He’s in all ramifications.
With that said, “What An Awesome God” by Phil Wickham, an American sensational gospel singer and songwriter talks about how great and powerful God is but also how loving and close He is to us.
It’s like standing in total awe of who God is. You know that feeling when something is so big, so beautiful or so amazing that you’re just left speechless?
That’s the core message behind this song—it’s worship from a heart that’s deeply moved.
Here, Phil Wickham starts off by talking about God as the Creator of everything. The One who made the heavens, the earth, the stars, the oceans and everything.
It’s saying, “God, You are mighty and no one compares to You.” But at the same time, this great and powerful God isn’t far away. He’s right here with us, loving us, helping us and caring for every detail of our lives.
The song repeats the phrase “What an awesome God,” and that word “awesome” isn’t just like saying something is cool.
It means full of awe, so powerful, so holy & so good that all you can do is worship. It’s like saying, “God, You blow my mind with how great You are.”
But the cool part is that even with all His greatness, God is gentle and kind. He’s not just some mighty ruler in the sky.
He’s also a loving Father, a healer & a friend. This song reminds us that God listens when we pray, He lifts us up when we’re weak and He never leaves our side.
It’s also a reminder that we can trust Him with everything (our worries, our pain, our future) because He’s powerful enough to handle it all and kind enough to care about it as well.
In my conclusion, it’s a song that invites us to pause, look at who God really is and just worship Him in total awe and gratitude. Hallelujah!
