The Psalmists Release “Greater Is He” – Powerful Gospel Anthem Inspired by 1 John 4:4
Nigerian gospel music duo The Psalmists have released their inspiring new single, “Greater Is He,” a powerful worship anthem that reminds believers of the victory, authority, and strength they have through Jesus Christ.
Inspired by 1 John 4:4, “Greater Is He” is a faith-filled declaration that encourages Christians to live confidently, knowing that Christ lives in them and has already overcome the world. Through uplifting melodies and Scripture-based lyrics, the song inspires believers to walk in faith and trust God’s promises.
What Is “Greater Is He” by The Psalmists About?
“Greater Is He” is a gospel song that celebrates the power of Jesus Christ working in the lives of believers.
More than 80 percent of the song’s lyrics are taken directly from the Bible, making it a worship anthem firmly rooted in God’s Word. Furthermore, the song reminds listeners that the Christian life is one of victory, not because of human strength, but because Christ lives within every believer.
Rather than focusing on human ability, “Greater Is He” points listeners to the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
The Story Behind The Psalmists
The Psalmists is made up of brothers Patrick Enwere and Sylvester Enwere, whose musical journey began in the mid-1980s.
As teenagers, they shared a dream of using music to glorify God. Patrick played the guitar, while Sylvester played the keyboard. Although they participated in church events and Christian music competitions, they were unable to fully pursue their ministry at the time.
However, after decades of spiritual growth, life experience, and personal development, the brothers reunited in 2025 to fulfil the vision God had placed in their hearts years earlier.
Today, their songs are born from prayer, worship, meditation, and a deep desire to glorify God.
Why “Greater Is He” Is Inspiring Believers
Many gospel music lovers are embracing “Greater Is He” because of its strong biblical foundation and encouraging message.
The song reminds believers that Jesus gives them the power to overcome every challenge. In addition, it encourages Christians to develop the spiritual gifts and resources God has already placed within them.
Consequently, “Greater Is He” serves as both a worship song and a declaration of faith rooted in Scripture.
Its uplifting message makes it suitable for personal devotion, church worship services, prayer meetings, and Christian gatherings.
A Song Rooted in God’s Word
Unlike many contemporary songs, “Greater Is He” draws most of its lyrics directly from Scripture.
This biblical approach reflects The Psalmists’ passion for creating music that teaches God’s Word while leading people into worship.
Moreover, the song encourages believers to experience the reality of God’s power in their everyday lives and partner with Him to fulfil His divine purpose.
Listen to “Greater Is He” by The Psalmists
“Greater Is He” is available on major digital streaming platforms.
Listeners are encouraged to stream, download, and share the song as they celebrate the victory, hope, and confidence found in Jesus Christ.
If you are looking for a Scripture-filled gospel anthem that strengthens faith and reminds you of your identity in Christ, “Greater Is He” by The Psalmists is a powerful addition to your worship playlist.
Lyrics: Greater is He by The Psalmists
LYRICS
We preach Christ crucified
Unto Jews a stumblingblock,
Unto Greeks a foolishness;
But to us, the wisdom of God.
He gives his power to the faint
and to them that have no might
He increases their strength
In his hands is sure victory
So, we will walk and not get weary
We will run and never faint
Greater is he that is in us than he that is in the world
He makes his angels spirits
And his ministers flaming fire
He warns the world not to harm us
He reproves kings for our sake
So, we will walk and not get weary
We will run and never faint
Greater is he that is in us
than he that is in the world
But those that wait on the Lord
Shall renew their strength
They shall mount up with wings like the eagles. They shall run and not be weary
Walk and not faint.
Run and not be weary
Walk and never faint
Yeah.
Now, brethren, it’s time for us to praise the Lord
Let the world hear and
Let the world know
That we serve a God that’s worthy
Sing to the Lord (Praise. Praise)
Chant to the Lord (Praise, praid)
Alleluia praise (Praise, praise).
Sing to the Lord ((Praise, praise)
All his holy ones are at his hands.
They go facedown at his feet
They are lifted up on his wings
And there is no mountain so high.
So, we will walk and not get weary
We will run and never faint
Greater is he that is in us
than he that is in the world
