Revelation Song - Jennie Lee Riddle - Vine Worship gathering Lakeland

[ASmallTurnip67]

This is a fantastic song. We're doing this song at Easter this year.

Its a shame the recording is mashed to pieces by the drummer going into "stadium rock" mode. I'm a sound engineer and drummer in church for 25+ years - so I know what drummers should and shouldn't do…

Church drummers take note.  Here's an example of how *not* to play.

[cammybammy]

amazing songwriter and singer My complements

[HateMillions]

is there anywhere I can buy this song with her singing it???

[missupa]

love the drums! 

[annekb1111]

Beautiful voice~!

[polkadottedpaisley]

I agree with Kari Jobe about this: I think this is one of the Lord's favorite songs, because He always shows up when we sing it at my own church- Spirit of worship is so amazing....EVERY SINGLE TIME!!! What an anointed lady of God, to pen such timeless lyrics!

[NinjaTim27]

Jennie Riddle goes to my church, her youngest son is my best friend, this just proves you can literally be anyone to write a worship song!!!!

[THEserVant007]

"Praise God..."

[dcgogirl]

to Eliane: Jennie Lee Riddle is a songwriter from the US. I believe she lives in Texas. She's a wonderful, down to earth woman, who writes from the perspective of the church singing to the bridegroom Jesus.

[NinjaTim27]

@dcgogirl She does live Texas

[squadoosh]

thanks for blessing me with this music.

~ Blaine

[JohnPeace2]

ooops my mistake with my last comment anyways very guud

[JohnPeace2]

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[Deltaxray7]

Marty you are partially correct, but as noted, God looks at our hearts.

but I agree the lights should dim from power shortage when this one is played!!!!!

[llibentley]

I discovered this song a little while in the version in Portuguese in the voice of Ana Paula Valadão Bessa. I would like to know who is Jennie Lee Riddle. I appreciate anyone who can answer me and if you want to know about Protestant Christianity in Brazil just ask ??????

Eliane Bentley

[kpowers1]

@llibentley

[SPOTLESSINCHRIST]

@llibentley i would like to know about protestant christianity in brazil.

[curtiswtaylorjr]

no need for instruments in this song it stands powerful enough in just the lyric alone.

[MartySchrader]

This version is just a little too soft. You need more percussion, distorted electric guitars, a wall-rattling bass line, and a chorus of powerful voices to get this thing rockin' the way a happening praise song should be. If you are gonna really praise the Lord God of hosts then you better be ready to make some noise.

[Floraiton]

@MartySchrader not necessarily. God looks at the heart. It's ok to make some noise but that's NOT what makes a song work. This girl has a nice voice.

[MartySchrader]

@Floraiton I was just being a little tongue-in-cheeky. When the praise band at my congregation tried this song out they couldn't do it justice either. After all, the lights didn't get dim when at the crescendos, so it couldn't have been loud enough!

[misterMW10]

Verry good song. its a pitty that it sound very far away

[jbman413]

thank you for sharing this is one of my favorite songs no matter who sings it. very beautiful.

[liZZi3pOoH17]

love this song!!

[themcconnells]

? no, not really :) Keith has been dead 20 years :) Jennie lee Riddle wrote this one :)

[lfries46]

WRITTEN BY KEITH GREEN