While Cutane has made the song a staple of her ministry, it was originally written in 2012 by , Leslie Jordan (of All Sons & Daughters), and Jason Ingram .
: The lyrics draw heavily from Ezekiel 37 , the vision of the valley of dry bones. It reflects the idea that God breathes life into "dead bones," transforming them into a living army of worshippers. Janifer Cutane - Great Are You Lord
The song is often described as a simple but powerful anthem of surrender. It focuses on several key attributes of God: While Cutane has made the song a staple
: Since its release, the song has become a "new classic" in the global church, reaching top positions on the CCLI charts and being covered by numerous artists worldwide, including Cutane. Impact and Theme The song is often described as a simple
: The core message of the song—"It’s Your breath in our lungs, so we pour out our praise"—was inspired by a quote from Louie Giglio , who taught that when we sing to God, we are essentially giving Him His own breath back.