JerryGreat Returns with Prophetic Worship Song — “The River”

UK-based Nigerian gospel minister JerryGreat makes a stirring return with his latest worship single, “The River”—a deeply spiritual and scripturally inspired song that channels the vision from Ezekiel 47. Known for his captivating vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and passionate worship leading, JerryGreat once again delivers a worship experience designed to draw listeners into profound spiritual depth.

“This song is a call for the body of Christ to leave shallow waters,” says JerryGreat. “God is calling us to a place of full surrender and total immersion in His presence. The river represents His Spirit—a place where healing, renewal, and true transformation take place.”

“The River” goes beyond surface-level worship. It is a call to fully engage with the Spirit of God, a cry for believers to go deeper in their relationship with Him. Drawing from the prophetic imagery of a river flowing from the temple, JerryGreat portrays the song as a divine invitation to move from observation to immersion.

Referencing Ezekiel’s vision, where waters flow from the threshold of the temple and become a river too deep to cross, “The River” brings to life the prophetic picture of spiritual renewal. In that vision, everything the river touched was healed and restored—a theme that resonates powerfully through the lyrics and atmosphere of the song.

With a rich blend of contemporary gospel sound and biblical symbolism, the song unfolds with purpose. Each verse guides listeners through a spiritual journey—starting with the gentle flow of worship and rising into a crescendo of surrender and awakening. The lyrics reflect both the promise and the power of God’s Spirit, drawing hearts to leave behind comfort zones and embrace deeper intimacy with the Creator.

“The River” is more than just a song, it’s an altar of encounter. JerryGreat’s passionate delivery and scriptural foundation make it a timely anthem for personal devotion, congregational worship, and moments of spiritual reflection.