If you're a fan of Chris Tomlin then get ready for a new collection of some of his most defining songs to date.
The platinum-selling artist's songs remain firm favourites in churches worldwide and some of the best can be found on How Great Is Our God: The Essential Collection, out from sixstepsrecords on November 15.
It features 14 tracks, including "Jesus Messiah", "Holy is the Lord" and his cover version of Bluetree's "God of this City".
There are also new renditions of "Forever" and "We Fall Down", and a new version of the title track "How Great Is Our God (The World Sings).
It's also a busy touring season for Tomlin, who is hitting the road this autumn with Louie Giglio and Christy Nockels.
The spring leg of the "And If Our God Is For Us" tour was a sell out and the autumn leg is expected to be as big a success.
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