Don Moen Reveals the Heart Behind His New Single "Great is Your Mercy"

Don Moen, a pioneer of the modern Praise and Worship movement, has spent his career as a worship leader, producer, songwriter, and music executive. Moen has sold over 5 MILLION records during his career. Moen is back and he drops his new single "Great Is Your Mercy," which available on all music platforms now.
This is not the first time the song has been recorded, but it is the first time the entire song has been released. Moen explains, "Many years ago my friend Donnie McClurkin recorded just the chorus but there are two verses to the song as well, so I went into the studio with my band to record the entire song."
Moen reveals that he was inpired to write the song after mediatating on Psalm 86:12-13, which says. "I will praise You, O Lord my God, with all my heart, and I will glorify Your name forevermore. For great is Your mercy toward me." About the song, Moen continues: "In these challenging times, more than ever, we need to stay focused on the fact that God's mercies are new every morning, His promises are ageless, and His love will never end! The psalmist said, `I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever.' Join me today in declaring `Great Is Your Mercy Toward Me.'"
While a student at Oral Roberts University in the early 70s, Moen began touring with the musical group Living Sound and evangelist Terry Law. By 1986, Moen had recorded "Give Thanks" for the Hosanna Music! praise and worship series at Integrity Music, where he would serve as creative director, executive producer, and eventually, president of the label. During his tenure there, he sold more than 5 million units and signed worship leaders and songwriters, such as Paul Baloche, Ron Kenoly, Darlene Zschech, and many more. Today, Moen lives in Nashville, Tenn., with his wife, Laura, where he is president of Don Moen Productions and oversees his international nonprofit ministry, Worship in Action.
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