Each week, FishWorship highlights a Praise Song of the Week—a song that invites us to pause, worship, and turn our hearts toward God. Whether it is a timeless favorite or a newer song that may be unfamiliar, our hope is that each week’s selection will encourage you, strengthen your faith, and give you another song to carry with you beyond this moment. Take a listen, worship along, and discover what makes this week’s song worth hearing.
Chris Tomlin – “Sing, Sing, Sing”
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“Sing, Sing, Sing” is an energetic declaration of praise centered on the simple but powerful invitation to join our voices with the heavens in worship. Written by Chris Tomlin along with Daniel Carson, Jesse Reeves, Matt Gilder, and Travis Nunn, the song was released in 2008 on Tomlin’s album Hello Love. Its message is straightforward: God is worthy of our praise, and singing becomes a joyful response to who He is. The song’s themes of adoration, celebration, gratitude, and lifting high the name of Jesus make it an especially joyful expression of worship.
The song opens with the invitation to “make music with the heavens,” creating a picture of worship that reaches far beyond the walls of a church. From there, the verses focus on the character of God—His love, His light, and His greatness—before returning again and again to the joyful refrain centered on Jesus. With its memorable chorus and energetic musical style, “Sing, Sing, Sing” has become a natural fit for congregational worship and a song that encourages everyone to participate rather than simply listen.
For this week’s Praise Song of the Week, we’re featuring Chris Tomlin’s recording from Hello Love. Released in 2008, the album brought together several songs that would become familiar to worship audiences, including “Jesus Messiah,” “God of This City,” and “I Will Rise.” Tomlin’s recording of “Sing, Sing, Sing” captures the celebratory spirit of the song particularly well, combining an upbeat arrangement with a strong congregational feel.
As you listen to this week’s selection, let the joyful message of “Sing, Sing, Sing” be a reminder that worship is more than something we hear—it is something we join. Make music with the heavens, lift your voice, and sing!
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