I Exalt Thee -Chris Quilala / Jesus Culture - Jesus Culture Music
: The song was written in 1975 by Pete Sanchez Jr., a 20-year-old Bible college student.
: It has become a foundational "worship chorus" in modern church history, translated into dozens of languages and appearing in major hymnals like the Baptist Hymnal . Notable Versions : velicaya_te_i_exalt_thee
: The definitive 1983 recording that popularized the song globally.
: A powerful choral arrangement frequently used in gospel settings. I Exalt Thee -Chris Quilala / Jesus Culture
: While written in the mid-70s, it gained international fame after being recorded by trumpeter and singer Phil Driscoll on his 1983 album of the same name. Significance and Usage
"Velicaya Te" (often transliterated as ) is the Russian translation of the popular contemporary hymn "I Exalt Thee" . Origin and History : A powerful choral arrangement frequently used in
: The song is a declaration of God's supremacy and a personal act of surrender, focusing on glorifying God for who He is rather than just for His gifts.