Hymn of the Month

Hymn of the Month for November 2025


Oh, What High and Holy Privilege

by Bryan Christopher Fowler, Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty,

Matt Boswell, Matt Papa


Lyrics:


Oh what high and holy priv'lege

Once again to gather here

In the name of our Lord Jesus

As we see His Day draw near

May we join in joyful rev'rence

With thanksgiving faith and love

As He welcomes in His people

To the throne of grace above

 

Oh what high and holy priv'lege

Voices raised in prayer and praise

Boldly bringing great petitions

Gladly singing hymns of faith

May His grace at work among us

Cleanse and heal us from our sin

That our prayers may not be hindered

And our praises honor Him

 

Oh what high and holy priv'lege

Hearing from the word of God

Heaven speaks in perfect wisdom

Earth responds and stands in awe

Do our hearts not burn within us

As we see God's promises

Find their final yes in Jesus

Leading us to righteousness!

 

Oh what high and holy priv'lege

This communion that we share

With the Father Son and Spirit

And His people everywhere

As we go with God's great blessing

In the keeping of His grace

Go in peace to love and service

Till we join again in praise

 

As we go with God's great blessing

In the keeping of His grace

Go in peace to love and service

Till we join again in praise

Till we join again in praise



Watch the Music Video Here:

Oh, What High and Holy Privilege (Lyric Video) Matt Boswell, Keith & Kristyn Getty, Matt Papa

                                                                                                          

We are commanded to, "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs." (Colossians 3:16). Accordingly, we incorporate hymns into our regular Sunday morning worship at Pacific Hope Church. We firmly believe in equipping God's people with the knowledge of His Word through sound teaching in our classes, Bible studies, and even in our Sunday morning worship. Our worship will always be with the purpose of exalting the Lord to His proper place; it is never man-centered or seeking to create an emotional experience.