EPISODE · Jul 25, 2026 · 7 MIN
Bring Back The Glory
from Worship 2.0 Podcast | Worship Music by Don Moen & Ron Kenoly · host Worship 2.0
'Bring Back The Glory' was written by Bill and Gloria Gaither and Bill George. This great song serves as a cry for spiritual renewal. The lyrics look past materialism and earthly distractions, asking God to remove current chaos and give everyone a true "glimpse of eternity".This great song functions as an intimate prayer, outlining a transition from mourning over humanity's spiritual drifting to a passionate plea for personal revival.'Bring Back The Glory' opens by reflecting on lost joy and the fading of familiar songs, holding onto the hope that the music will return. The verses speak of faded laughter, a cry for renewal, and a turn toward God's eternal presence.This great song is ONE of the songs released from a project entitled 'He Started the Whole World Singing' and was Arranged, Orchestrated and Produced by David T. Clydesdale and Recorded by Gaither Music Company.The chorus acts as a plea to restore glory and wonder, asking for a renewed, child-like trust.The chorus says it this way...Bring back the gloryWon't You show us what life is forBring back the gloryMake us open once moreBring back the music, the trust, the wonderThat's just like a child who has never known painBring back the glory...the glory againWe hope that you will "spread the word' about Worship2point0.com where our MISSION is to help people EVERY WHERE...at ANY TIME...EXPERIENCE...the PRESENCE of GOD!Check out Worship2point0.com Internet Radio where you can listen to great songs by Don Moen, Ron Kenoly, Kent Henry and many other gifted Worship Leaders in your car, on your phone, online and at home.
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'Bring Back The Glory' was written by Bill and Gloria Gaither and Bill George. This great song serves as a cry for spiritual renewal. The lyrics look past materialism and earthly distractions, asking God to remove current chaos and give everyone a true "glimpse of eternity". This great song functions as an intimate prayer, outlining a transition from mourning over humanity's spiritual drifting to a passionate plea for personal revival. 'Bring Back The Glory' opens by reflecting on lost joy an...
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