Never Lose Sight by Chris Tomlin

Never Lose Sight is the 2016 album from worship leader Chris Tomlin, his ninth studio record. It carries his gift for clear, singable melodies wrapped in a polished modern sound. The theme is found in the title: keeping your eyes fixed on what matters when the world pulls your gaze away.

Why listen?

The sound is bright congregational worship, big choruses set over warm production. The arrangements are clean and unhurried, made for a room to sing along. The lyrics centre on the goodness of God, on the impossible made possible, and on a first love rekindled. There is a steady thread of trust running through the set. It is music built for everyday faith more than spectacle.

Favourite song: Good Good Father

The hymn that defined the record, a simple and tender song about the character of God. Its warmth and ease set it above the rest.

You're a Good, Good Father
It's who You are
It's who You are
It's who You are
And I'm loved by You
It's who I am

The song rests on a plain truth, repeated until it settles in. It feels like the steady ground underfoot that lets you keep walking a long path. That quiet assurance of a good father is what stays with me.

Key takeaway

Never Lose Sight is a bright, melodic worship record about fixed eyes and steady trust. A warm, singable listen.

Tracklist

• Good Good Father
• Jesus
• Impossible Things (feat. Danny Gokey)
• Home
• God of Calvary
• He Lives
• Glory Be
• Come Thou Fount (I Will Sing)
• Yes and Amen
• All Yours
• First Love (feat. Kim Walker-Smith)

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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