Rowdy Florida Georgia Line concert turns into a full-on worship service when Chris Tomlin shows up

Country music's Florida Georgia Line invited renowned worship leader and Christian music artist Chris Tomlin up to the stage during their sold-out Atlanta concert last week.

What are the details?

While onstage, the band's Tyler Hubbard explained that the group was thrilled to be able to welcome Tomlin to the stage.

"We get to do something we've been looking forward to a long time," Hubbard said. "God really does have a sense of humor. A few months back we got to meet one of our heroes, and we ended up connecting with him and building a friendship and a brotherhood. We ended up getting to write a lot of songs and been hanging out a ton."

Band members Hubbard and Brian Kelley — who have long been fans of Tomlin's work — played Christian music together when they were younger, singing songs from Tomlin's massive songbook in church.

"This is probably one of the coolest moments for us," Hubbard added. "It's truly a full-circle God thing."

As Tomlin took the stage, he said, "This is crazy! I've sung this song over the world and now I'm here with these two brothers."

The musicians then broke into a rendition of "How Great is Our God," followed by "How Great Thou Art."

What else?

The band shared video of the performance on Facebook Tuesday, captioning it, "Still in awe that happened[.] video is 6 minutes long but I swear it's worth it."

At the time of this writing, it has been viewed more than 1.9 million times.

(H/T: Faithwire)