This Is Who I Am
This song celebrates who we are in Christ rather than who we were without Him. While we were captives, outcasts, rebels, and dead, Jesus bought, sought, broke, and raised us. Because 2 Corinthians 5:17 is true (if anyone is in […]
This song celebrates who we are in Christ rather than who we were without Him. While we were captives, outcasts, rebels, and dead, Jesus bought, sought, broke, and raised us. Because 2 Corinthians 5:17 is true (if anyone is in […]
This Easter song frames the resurrection in terms of light. The darkness of the tomb – of death – has been banished by the light of the risen Savior Jesus. The “light of the world” (John 8:12) has come to […]
This is an adaptation of the beloved folk song “Danny Boy.” The original song is widely understood to refer to a soldier who is going off to war and certain death, and the idea has been reimagined through the lens […]
This hymn text presents the Lord as the great awakener, the One who speaks or sings over us and all of creation, giving life and strength. The suggested hymn tune is LYONS (O Worship the King).
He is Risen! — Hymnicity from Hymnicity on Vimeo. The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ together form the centerpiece of Christianity. The Apostle Paul reminds the believers in Corinth that at the center of the Gospel he preached are two truths—that Jesus […]
O weary saint is a song written particularly for those facing despair at the prospect of their own death or upon the death of a loved one. We are convinced that death is one topic that Christians don’t sing enough […]
Jesus heals Jairus’ daughter Mark 5:35-43 While he was still speaking, there came from the ruler’s house some who said, “Your daughter is dead. Why trouble the Teacher any further?” But overhearing what they said, Jesus said to the ruler […]
This hymn was originally written in Latin by the French hymn writer Adam of St. Victor who was a liturgist in the tradition of St. Augustine. It is a beautiful explanation of the Christological fulfillment of the oft-quoted Psalm 118:24, […]
Jessie Pounds wrote this hymn for Easter following the pattern of Job 19:25 where Job asserts the promise that though he will die, he knows that he will see his Redeemer with his own eyes. “I know that my Redeemer […]
This passion hymn invites us to behold Jesus on the cross, both to remember how deeply our sins have stung him, and to remember that freedom from death and sin – true life – is found by looking to Him. […]