Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for His greatness
Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for His grace
His mercy is new today, abounding in every way, to all He has made
Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for His favour
Sing to the Lord
Oh people of God
We’re so precious in His sight, He chose us before our life even began
Lift up your voice and tell of His goodness
For He is perfect in all of His ways
Join in the song that is sung over all of the earth
Lord You’re an amazing God
Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for salvation
Sing to the Lord
All you who are saved
For once we were dead in sin, but now we’re alive in Him, and reigning with Christ
Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for His kindness
Sing to the Lord
Oh children of God
The Spirit’s available, He’ll help us prevail through all that life throws our way
Sing to the Lord
Give thanks for His power
Sing to the Lord
His kingdom is here
Let’s humble our hearts to Him, be ready to meet Him as we call on His name
Lou Fellingham, Nathan Fellingham & busbee
Song Meaning
“Sing to the Lord Give Thanks” gathers many reasons for gratitude: God’s greatness, grace, mercy, salvation, kindness, Spirit, and kingdom. Thanksgiving becomes a truthful response to who God is and what He has done.
Biblical Message
The song echoes Psalm 96:1–3 and Psalm 100, which call God’s people to sing and proclaim His goodness. Its language of being chosen reflects Ephesians 1:4, while moving from death in sin to life in Christ reflects Ephesians 2:4–6. Gratitude grows from remembering grace.
Reflection
Thankfulness becomes difficult when attention rests only on what is missing. This song helps the heart remember mercy that is new today. Naming even one sign of God’s kindness can turn complaint into praise and fear into trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main purpose of the song?
It calls God’s people to thank Him for His character, salvation, care, and power.
Which psalm closely matches the song?
Psalm 96 closely matches its invitation to sing and tell of God’s greatness.
When can this song be used?
It is suitable for thanksgiving services, congregational praise, and teaching about gratitude.