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'A prophetic Bible verse for this season' 


UK worship leader and songwriter Luke Wareham's new song Honour You Lord focuses on Psalm 29 - and he hopes it will help the church as it emerges out of lockdown 


Luke Wareham Lou Fellingham1Luke, of Clevedon Baptist Church in Somerset, released his new single on Friday (3 September). It features renowned songwriter and recording artist Lou Fellingham, and is produced by Manchester-based Dan Stirling.
 
Luke wrote the song with his friend Matt Caddick, pastor at Counterslip Baptist Church in South Bristol, while reflecting on Psalm 29. They feel Psalm 29 is a prophetic Bible verse for this season of living in and coming out of lockdown. It says: ‘Honour the Lord, you heavenly beings ; honour the Lord for his glory and strength. Honour the Lord for the glory of his name. Worship the Lord in the splendour of his holiness’.

Luke's prayer is that the song would help people to focus on the holiness of God while speaking into their everyday life situations.

‘We pray this song will help the church to sing out praise to God again and focus on his holiness as we come out of lockdown. 2021 might not have delivered the fresh new start that many of us had hoped for, but we can walk through the rest of this year knowing that we have a God who loves us, is for us and will never leave us.

'We need to be proclaiming this good news and telling others about the eternal hope and joy we have, even as we come out of a pandemic. Ultimately we hope this song will draw people to Jesus.'
 
Honour You Lord

Honour You Lord is available to stream and download on all music platforms and the brand new lyric video is on YouTube. The chords to the song are available to download via SongSelect.  Download here.
 
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Baptist Times, 03/09/2021
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