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Prestonwood Worship · Song spotlight

Dwell.

Prestonwood Worship Featuring Holly McWilliams

A worship song about the peace, joy and belonging found in the presence of God.

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Official music videoIn This Room2024
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A place to call home.

“Dwell” gives voice to a simple desire: to stay close to God and find our home in His presence.

The song draws on the language of the Psalms, where the house of the Lord is a place of welcome, joy and lasting peace. It begins personally, then opens into a declaration a whole church can sing together.

Prestonwood Worship describes the song as a reminder that there is no greater place than with the Lord. Its steady build and congregational chorus make room for both quiet reflection and full-hearted praise.

At the center is the promise of Psalm 23:6: to dwell in the house of the Lord forever. “Dwell” holds that hope close, whether listeners are gathered in a sanctuary or carrying the song into an ordinary day.

Watch the official music video and hear the recording featuring Holly McWilliams.

The promise behind the song.

The song's picture of belonging comes from Scripture's invitation to live near God, trust Him and rejoice in His presence.

Psalm 23:6Dwelling in the house of the Lord.
Psalm 27:4A desire to remain with God.
Psalm 84:1–4, 10The beauty of His dwelling place.
John 15:4–5Abiding in Christ.

Prestonwood Worship

Based at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, Prestonwood Worship brings together singers and musicians who serve the church through worship. Their original music and resources are made to help congregations sing the truth of God's Word together.

“Dwell” is part of their In This Room project. Explore more of their music and ministry through their official channels.

Holly McWilliams singing with Prestonwood Worship in the official Dwell music video

Make room for “Dwell.”

Hear the recording on your favorite service or watch Prestonwood Worship's official music video.