Country duo Florida Georgia Line took their Atlanta, Georgia concert-goers to church with an awe-inspiring stage stunt they’ve never pulled before.
“We get to do something we’ve been looking forward to a long time now. We’ve never done this before,” said Tyler Hubbard, who met his fellow bandmate Brian Kelley while the two led worship back in college.
“This is probably one of the coolest moments for us. Truly a full circle God-thing,” he continued. “I mean God’s been moving in our life, in our community, and in our industry and we just want to do something special tonight and bring one of our good buddies, Mr. Chris Tomlin.”
The FGL singers invited Tomlin on stage to lead fans in a worshipful performance of the Christian hits “How Great is Our God” and “How Great Thou Art.”
“This is crazy,” remarked Tomlin. “I’ve sung this song all over the world and being here tonight with these two brothers…we’re just going to have a moment to give God praise in Atlanta.”
The moment was particularly special for Hubbard and Kelley because they grew up singing many of the songs that Tomlin wrote while leading worship in church.
At the end of their friend’s goosebump-raising performance, the country duo emphatically concluded, “Thank you, Jesus! Thank you, Chris Tomlin.”
After the video was posted on Facebook, hundreds of fans commented that they were moved to tears during the heart-changing, holy moment. John 3:16
Watch Chris Tomlin’s powerful performance below:
Still in awe that happened 🤯🤯 video is 6 minutes long but I swear it’s worth it
Posted by Florida Georgia Line on Tuesday, September 3, 2019
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