"Glory In The Highest" is what happens when the angels' declaration over Bethlehem gets an invite to the family Christmas party. Omega Sparx and Co Campbell trade verses that move seamlessly from "get your mothers, your cousins, and bring everybody" to "come adore the King as the angels sing," refusing to treat celebration and worship as two separate moods. The result is a song built for the electric slide and the altar call in the same three minutes, anchored by a soaring, singalong hook that turns "Glory In The Highest" into a party chant without losing an ounce of its reverence.