Holy one, holy one
All creations bows to worship
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Glory in the highest
And I will sing, and I will sing
His praises forever
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore
(And one more sweet sing)
Holy one, holy one
All creations bows to worship
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Glory in the highest
And I will sing, and I will sing
His praises forever
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore
And I will sing, and I will sing
His praises forever
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore (oh)
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore (yeah-yeah)
God He reigns, God He reigns
Holy is the lord of heavens
God He reigns, God He reigns
Forevermore (forever)
Forevermore (forever)
Forevermore (for long eternity You raised)
Forevermore (forever)
About This Song
"God He Reigns" is a powerful contemporary worship anthem that celebrates God's eternal sovereignty and holiness through repetitive, declarative praise. The song builds from intimate personal worship ("I will sing His praises forever") to corporate declaration ("All creation bows to worship"), emphasizing themes of divine majesty, universal submission to God's authority, and the believer's complete dependence on the Lord. Musically, it follows Hillsong's signature style of building from gentle verses to soaring, anthemic choruses designed for congregational singing, with simple yet profound lyrics that are easy to memorize and repeat. The song's power lies in its straightforward theological message-that God's reign is both present reality and eternal truth-making it a staple for worship services seeking to create moments of reverent celebration. Its repetitive structure and escalating musical arrangement create an atmosphere of sustained praise that allows worshippers to move from individual reflection to collective declaration of faith.
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