The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory
The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory sing
The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory
The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory Lord
We Your people sing
Nothing compares nothing compares
Nothing compares nothing compares to You now
We will sing about Your name ’cause You’re worthy
We will sing about Your name ’cause You’re King
I know that heaven
I know that the church will roar
All of heaven
And all of the church will roar
The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory
The heavens will roar
Your people will sing
For nothing compares to Your glory
Yours is the kingdom
Song Meaning
Heaven and the gathered church join in praise because nothing compares with God’s glory. The repeated refrain declares His worthiness, His kingship, and the desire of His people to sing His name.
Biblical Message
Psalm 19:1 says the heavens declare God’s glory. Psalm 96:1–4 calls people to sing and proclaim His greatness, while Revelation 5:11–13 pictures a vast chorus of praise.
Reflection
The song invites a congregation to add its voice to a much larger act of worship. Its emphasis is God’s present glory and worthiness, expressed through the image of heaven and church singing together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Heaven’s Roar”?
Heaven and the gathered church join in praise because nothing compares with God’s glory. The repeated refrain declares His worthiness, His kingship, and the desire of His people to sing His name.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 19:1 says the heavens declare God’s glory. Psalm 96:1–4 calls people to sing and proclaim His greatness, while Revelation 5:11–13 pictures a vast chorus of praise.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits opening praise, church gatherings, and services centered on God’s glory.