Across The Earth

Hillsong · This Is Our God [2008]

Across the earth Your praises rise

We lift our voice, call upon Your Name

You gave us hope that never ends

In Christ alone the victory remains



For You are great and mighty

Let the nations sing



Your praise fills the heavens

For You have redeemed us

Our hope is in You alone



The cross has released us

To sing of Your freedom

By grace You make all things new



We lift You high

We lift You high



You came to us to save our lives

The love of God was seen upon the cross

You rose again, the glory Yours

The highest praise belongs to You alone, Jesus



For You are great and mighty

Let the nations sing



Your praise fills the heavens

For You have redeemed us

Our hope is in You alone



The cross has released us

To sing of Your freedom

By grace You make all things new



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Lord Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Lord Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all



Your kingdom reigns

Your kingdom reigns

Above all, above all

Across The Earth

Hillsong's 'Across The Earth' stands as a defining anthem from their 2008 album 'This Is Our God,' marking a pivotal moment in the modern worship genre. Released during a period of significant growth for the Australian church group, the track exemplifies the high-energy, cinematic production style that would become their signature. The song blends powerful vocal harmonies with driving instrumentation, creating an uplifting atmosphere designed for congregational participation and large-scale gatherings. It reflects the band's ability to translate spiritual themes into accessible, emotionally resonant music that has influenced countless contemporary worship recordings. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a testament to Hillsong's capacity to craft anthems that resonate deeply within both religious and secular musical landscapes.