We Praise You and Acknowledge You, O God

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Rianne Utecht does a beautiful and expressive performance of the hymn "We Praise You and Acknowledge You, O God." Arrangement and orchestration by Mike Renneker.
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Such a beautiful singing. The baby.must be a big fellow now 💕

chapterschapters
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I love this hymn, and Rianne sings it with such grace and beauty.
Also, we are so blessed to have Pastor Stephen Starke, the author of this beautiful text, in our LCMS family!

danbale
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Lovely, your rendition is beautiful! Thank you for posting. Perhaps the most lovely version I have heard! ❤

michaelmenke
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Although I am a layperson (may be a pastor one day but not right now), I am from the Cincinnati area but on the Kentucky side of the river (although I go to church in Cincinnati itself) and found this last night.

joshuaneace
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I never get tired of listening to this! Wonderful!

duncancox
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One of my absolute favorite hymns, sung absolutely beautifully.

AlyssaHahn-lh
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Such a beautiful performance!! Thank you Rianne and please keep singing.

yongchoonjong
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The way you sing is beautiful. The way you express each lyric shows your faith!

Rumplestilskin
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😊 Wonderful song and beautiful singing Rianne. Sending blessings from Spokane.

loragorton
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Wonderful, beautiful, & inspiring! God Bless all of you!

leewattenbarger
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From Brazil: Jesus bless you and your Family.

Davi-iighy
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Wonderful! Thank you for the praise you share so effectively.

ewagner
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It would be great if you would sing this the next time you're back visiting family!

JeffMcQuistan
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My grandmother died this morning from a car accident on her way home from work

AdamBobar-xs
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Te Deum laudamus, te Dominum confitemur.

zeenohaquo
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I HATE this. The Te Deum is a wonderful, ancient text. It was NEVER intended to be translated into rhyming prose. Why do American Lutherans have to turn everything into a hymn, esp. the LCMS? European Lutherans no longer do this. They haven't since Luther translated the Mass into the vernacular. There is no need for this. Hymns are wonderful and fine. Sing them. But this is a liturgical text. It doesn't rhyme in the original Latin. No need to write a rhyming English text when fine English translations of it are available. When you make it into a hymn, you BUTCHER it. You have to take liberties with the text to make it rhyme. Stop it. Just stop it.

tracygriffin