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(God Most High)
Genesis 14:19A nine-song offering of worship and testimony, declaring the sovereignty, nearness, and unmatched majesty of God — El Elyon, the Most High. Every track below links to its own page with the full lyrics; tap a title to read along, or hit watch to view on YouTube.
9 tracks
A jubilant declaration that no one compares to the God who spoke the stars into place — an anthem of praise for His unmatched power, glory, and faithfulness.
A worship celebration of identity, praising God as the Potter who formed every life with intention — marvelous, fearfully, and wonderfully made.
An intimate, longing cry to seek God's face above all else, trusting His word to never fail and His peace to carry us through every storm.
A song of comfort and courage, standing on the promise that God goes before us, beside us, and never leaves us — even in the valley.
A prayer for open heavens — hands lifted for God's presence, mercy, and grace to break through every closed door and dry season.
The title track, told in spoken word — the story of Abraham and Nebuchadnezzar, and what it means to truly trust God as El Elyon, the Most High, sovereign over every throne.
A soaring declaration of God's supreme reign over creation — mountains, oceans, and stars all testify that His kingdom reigns forevermore.
A call-and-response celebration of identity in Christ — chosen, marvelous, and set apart as a royal priesthood, placed high above every power.
A stripped-back reprise of "Wonderfully Made," distilling the album's closing declaration into one repeating anthem of identity and worth in Christ.
