HopeUC has released its new worship single, "Great Are You Lord," a song that has already become a meaningful expression of praise within the church community. The track is available now on all major streaming platforms and features worship leaders Luke Taylor and Zoe Cameron, the daughter of renowned worship pioneer Darlene Zschech.
Listen to the song here.
In announcing the release, the church shared that the song has grown into "a beautiful sound of worship" within its congregation and expressed gratitude that listeners around the world can now experience it for themselves.
"Our prayer is that it lifts your eyes to Jesus, steadies your heart, and reminds you again of His goodness," the church said in a statement accompanying the release.
The collaboration brings together voices from different generations of worship ministry. Taylor's leadership and Cameron's contribution add depth to a song centered on God's greatness, faithfulness, and enduring goodness. Cameron's involvement also continues a family legacy that has significantly influenced contemporary worship music through the ministry of her mother, Darlene Zschech, known for writing the globally recognized worship anthem "Shout to the Lord."
"Great Are You Lord" reflects HopeUC's commitment to creating songs that serve the local church while pointing believers toward Christ. Having already resonated with worshippers during church gatherings, the congregation hopes the recording will encourage listeners beyond its walls and become a source of inspiration and worship in churches, homes, and personal devotional times.
The new single is now available across streaming services worldwide.
