We're examining five of my favorite hymns, digging into their lyrics and biblical truths while sharing the best versions of each song.

• Today's featured hymn is "How Great Thou Art," my personal favorite and arguably the greatest hymn of all time
• The hymn originated from a poem called "O Great God" written by Swedish preacher Carl Gustav Boberg after experiencing a thunderstorm
• Carrie Underwood and Vince Gill's 2011 Academy of Country Music performance stands as possibly the greatest live performance of any song
• Verse 1 celebrates God's creation and sovereignty, directly connecting to Genesis 1:1 and Psalm 8:3-4
• Verse 2 shows how nature reflects God's majesty, drawing from Job 12:7-10
• Verse 3 focuses on our redemption through Christ, echoing John 3:16
• Verse 4 anticipates Jesus's second coming, referencing 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
• The refrain "Then sings my soul" represents pure praise and worship, connecting to Psalm 145:3
• While the world obsesses over human greatness, only God is truly worthy of being called great

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