Our Music
Our prayer is that our music will help you and your church family express and grow your appreciation for Jesus.
Song
Embers
Embers is a prayer that recognises our own weakness, frailty and failings but lifts them confidently up to God with the plea: ‘Restore me to the joy of salvation!’
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When the light dims
And my love grows cold
When the grace that astounded
Seems colourless and old
Jesus I know your love’s the same
But my fire has faded
Come and kindle it again
Take these embers
Take this heart that grows faint
Holy Spirit reignite a mighty flame
I remember
When your love and mercy came
Mighty River flood this heart of mine again
See these thorns lord
They ensnare my heart
And the fruit that abounded
Now withers on the branch
Jesus I turn from cisterns dry
To the living waters
Of your perfect sacrifice
Take these embers…
Restore me to the joy of salvation
Teach me to taste your love again
Lead me in the way I’ve forsaken
O come again to reign!
Take these embers…
Song
If Christ is Mine (Live)
If Christ is mine celebrates the sufficiency of Christ for the believer. We are united with him in all his fullness – all of Christ is all of ours. He is enough.
This recording was made at Word Alive 2023
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If Christ is mine I need no more
He is the greatest gift of all
The one who angel hosts adore
Now has me safely in his hold
His life my life! His death my death!
All mine his every righteous breath!
‘My precious child!’ the father cries
When all of Christ is all of mine!
If Christ is mine my guilt is gone
It died with Him upon the tree
The weight of sin I held so long
Was laid on Jesus there for me
O sweet forgiveness! Precious peace!
Condemned no more! My soul is free!
My weary burden cast aside!
When all of Christ is all of mine!
If Christ is mine I will not fear
Though many stand against his name
Above their noise his voice is clear
‘Behold! I’ve overcome the grave!’
My living lord! My risen king!
What’s left to fear if I’m with him?
For death is swallowed up in life
When all of Christ is all of mine!
What joy to know that Christ is mine!
Who holds me ever in his love
The sure foundation of my life
Whose grace will always be enough!
Though all I have is stripped away
Still I rejoice for Christ remains!
And when he comes he’ll lift me high
For all of Christ is all of mine!
Song
If Christ is Mine (Live)
If Christ is mine celebrates the sufficiency of Christ for the believer. We are united with him in all his fullness – all of Christ is all of ours. He is enough.
This recording was made at Word Alive 2023
Resources
If Christ is mine I need no more
He is the greatest gift of all
The one who angel hosts adore
Now has me safely in his hold
His life my life! His death my death!
All mine his every righteous breath!
‘My precious child!’ the father cries
When all of Christ is all of mine!
If Christ is mine my guilt is gone
It died with Him upon the tree
The weight of sin I held so long
Was laid on Jesus there for me
O sweet forgiveness! Precious peace!
Condemned no more! My soul is free!
My weary burden cast aside!
When all of Christ is all of mine!
If Christ is mine I will not fear
Though many stand against his name
Above their noise his voice is clear
‘Behold! I’ve overcome the grave!’
My living lord! My risen king!
What’s left to fear if I’m with him?
For death is swallowed up in life
When all of Christ is all of mine!
What joy to know that Christ is mine!
Who holds me ever in his love
The sure foundation of my life
Whose grace will always be enough!
Though all I have is stripped away
Still I rejoice for Christ remains!
And when he comes he’ll lift me high
For all of Christ is all of mine!
Song
Journey's End
“No man ever need despair of reaching his journey’s end if he has once committed his soul to Christ’s keeping”
J.C. Ryle
Expository thoughts, Mark 4v35-41
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Come weary traveller fix your hope
Upon your journey’s end,
When unrestrained, his grace will pay
For every labour spent.
Though now you toil soon shall you rest;
Though now you must contend,
You soon shall be forever blessed
Upon your journey’s end
See Christ, his journey’s end in mind,
Ascending Calvary’s hill;
For heaven’s joy endured the cross
And bears your burdens still;
See perfect love and innocence
By all the world condemned;
Yet gladly bore the shame that you
Might reach your journey’s end
Praise to the God of grace!
O what a sure and glorious hope!
He all our strength and praise
As we make our journey home
What storms you’ll weather, trials endure,
Lie far beyond your sight;
Yet anxious traveller rest secure:
You’ll soon be home with Christ!
He walks with you through fearful days,
Your sure and faithful friend;
And soon you’ll see his smiling face
Upon your journey’s end
Praise to the God of grace!
Come weary traveller fix your hope
Upon your journey’s end;
When crowds of angels cheer you home,
And God himself descends:
‘My good and faithful servant come
You journeyed long and hard;
Now everlasting joy is yours
My child you’re home at last.’
Praise to the God of grace!
Song
Lord We Pray For Peace
For brothers and sisters across the world who long for peace.
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Lord we pray for peace
To heal our fractured world
Send your love to conquer
Where darkness overwhelms
Jesus full of mercy
Hear our anguished plea
Prince of Peace and Lord of love
We pray to you for peace
Have mercy Lord Jesus!
We cry to you today!
Have mercy Lord Jesus!
Have mercy on us Lord, we pray.
Lord we pray for peace
Where lives are torn apart
Hope of every nation
Restore each broken heart
Jesus Rock and Refuge
Comfort those who flee
Master of the raging storm
We pray to you for peace
Have mercy…
Lord we pray for peace
Where fear is all around
May your love enfold us
May faith and hope abound
Jesus lord and victor
Come and set us free
Saviour who has crushed the grave
We pray to you for peace
Song
Jesus, Saviour
There are many names and titles for Jesus in the Bible. This song is a meditation on three of them: saviour, shepherd, king. In each verse we pray that Jesus will be a faithful shepherd, saviour and king to us, and that we would respond in faith and obedience.
Some key biblical references/allusions include Romans 5:6-9, Mark 5:41, Psalm 23, John 10, Romans 1:5, John 8:44.
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Jesus, Saviour, be for me
My strength, my sure defence;
May your blood forever be
My only righteousness.
Helpless, hopeless, bound by sin
Until you set me free;
Took my hand and raised me up
From death to life and peace!
Oh Jesus!
You’re the lover of my soul.
Oh Jesus!
Jesus be my all in all.
Jesus, Shepherd, be for me
My help, my way, my guide;
May your word forever lead
To springs of endless life.
Faint and weary, lost and blind
Without your guiding hand;
You are mighty, good and kind
Secure with You I stand.
Oh Jesus!
You’re the lover of my soul.
Oh Jesus!
Jesus be my all in all.
Jesus, master, be for me
My King, my lord of all!
May my footsteps ever be
Obedient to your call.
Sure to follow Satan’s lies
Without your loving rule.
May your word forever bind
My thankful heart to you!
Oh Jesus!
You’re the lover of my soul.
Oh Jesus!
Jesus be my all in all.
Song
O the Kindness
This song is directed to God the Father as a celebration of his goodness to us. Each verse is an expression of wonder at God’s kindness, goodness and love, with the responsive chorus singing out our heartfelt thanks to him.
Biblical references/allusions include Psalm 29:5, James 1:17, Psalm 33:6, Psalm 23, Romans 8:32, Matthew 3:17, Mark 15:34, 1 John 3:1, Hebrews 12:29, Exodus 34:14, 2 Corinthians 5:2-3, Romans 8:23.
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O the kindness of our Father
Lavish generosity!
Power and goodness bound together
To provide our every need!
Though your voice breaks mighty cedars
Calls from nothing all to be!
Every word now gently leads us
To the pastures rich and green
Thank you father
Your love is all we need
Thank you father!
For loving even me
O the goodness of our Father
Sparing not the Son you loved-
He who brought eternal pleasure-
For the guilty given up!
Is it true he hung forsaken
Bearing righteous wrath for us?
Enemies now made your children
Lavished with your perfect love!
Thank you father…
O the love of God our Father
Burns for us with holy zeal!
Jealous for our full devotion
Till your glory is revealed.
May our hearts beat holy passion
Yearning for our home above
Where at last redeemed, adopted
We’ll forever know your love
Thank you father…
Song
Gentle and Lowly
Gentle and Lowly is inspired by Dane Ortlund’s book of the same title. At the start of that book he says,
“In the four gospel accounts given to us in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John – eighty-nine chapters of biblical text- there’s only one place where Jesus tells us about his own heart”. That place is Matthew 11:28-29:
Come to me, all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.
Taking its theme from the book, this song is a meditation and celebration of the heart of Christ for sinners and sufferers like us.
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Gentle and lowly, patient and kind
Ever approachable saviour of mine
All of my weakness meets your embrace,
Failure and sin meet compassion and grace
Gentle and lowly! Patient and kind!
Ever approachable saviour of mine!
Seeing my suffering, knowing my fear
Mercy compels you in love to draw near
Joy without measure flows through your soul
Taking my burdens and bearing them all!
Seeing my suffering, knowing my fear
Mercy compels you in love to draw near!
Humble redeemer there on the tree
Nothing could stop you from suffering for me
Speechless in wonder, angels above
Never had seen such self-emptying love!
Humble redeemer there on the tree
Nothing could stop you from suffering for me
Gentle and lowly, patient and kind
No other saviour like Jesus I find
Though my heart changes, yours never does
Ever unchanging compassion and love!
Gentle and lowly, patient and kind
No other saviour like Jesus I find
No other saviour like Jesus I find
Song
Not Unto Us
Not unto us is a meditation on psalm 115:1
“Not to us, Lord, not to us
but to your name be the glory,
because of your love and faithfulness.”
The congregation sings these words in each chorus as a response to each verse which reflects on a different area where all the glory belongs to God rather than us: creation (v1), redemption (v2), and persevering as a believer (v3). Other biblical allusions in the song include, Ps. 139:1, 13-15; Ps. 51:6; 1 Cor. 4:7; Gen 1:16; Luke 19:10; 1 Cor 15:10; 2 Tim. 2:1-6
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All the glory, Lord to You!
For in the secret place
Each life you fashioned through and through
In fearful wonder made!
What have we but given by you?
To our God all honour due!
You who also made the stars
Yours the glory never ours
Not unto us, not unto us
But all the glory unto you!
For your great love and faithfulness
We give the glory all to you!
Though the world may praise our deeds
You search much deeper in
You see our pride you see our greed,
You see our darkest sin
You the seeker, we the lost
Ours the sin, and yours the cross
Yours the love that took our place
Yours the glory, ours the grace!
Not unto us….!
Hopeless lies the road ahead
If in our strength we go
Our only hope to run the course
Is in your strength alone
Every battle every race
Won by your empowering grace
When our fearful faith is small
God of grace you give us all!
Not unto us….!
Song
Take me to that ancient hill
“Carrying his own cross, he went out to the place of the Skull (which in Aramaic is called Golgotha). There they crucified him, and with him two others — one on each side and Jesus in the middle.”
John 19:17-18
The classic hymn ‘There is a green hill far away’ takes us in our mind’s eye to Golgotha, the hill where Jesus died. Taking up the theme, this song expresses our daily need to be taken to the cross as the place where our guilt and shame are taken away, and our enemy, Satan, is defeated: “But there my wounded victor stood and crushed the serpent’s head that day”.
Key themes for use at church:
the cross, Easter, grace, forgiveness, discipleship, communion, consecration.
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Take me to that ancient hill
For towering waves of guilt engulf
But there your steadfast mercy still
Is certain as your wounds of love
Take me to that sacred tree
For weary loads of shame oppress
But there you bore it all for me
And give me life and joy and rest
There I stand in awe
At your love for me
Give my life and all
At the cross of Calvary
Take me to that splintered wood
For still the Tempter leads astray
But there my wounded victor stood
And crushed the serpent’s head that day
There I stand in awe…
Take me to that ancient hill
And stay there all my earthly days
Rejoicing in your love until
I join with heaven’s eternal praise
There I stand in awe…
Song
Your Cross, O Lord
1 Corinthians 2:2
February 2021
Churches in the UK haven’t sung together for almost a year.
Over 100 people from more than 70 churches partnered with Joyful Noise to bring this modern hymn to life.
Key themes for use at church:
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Your cross, O Lord, taught me to see
That though I fail you every day
Your steadfast love will not fail me
But gladly bears my sin away.
And there I see your holy fire
Consuming sin in mercy’s blood:
What righteousness and love require
To ransom sinners to their God.
Your cross, O Lord, taught me to weep
For there my sin led you away
And e’en the sun did bow in grief
As darkness crowned our darkest day.
And oh, to think that I once stood
Indifferent to your suffering!
And oh, to see your sweat like blood:
Such depths of sorrow borne for me!
Your cross, O Lord, taught me to love
For there I’ve tasted love divine,
It fills my heart with power enough
To make your costly service mine.
No sin too great to meet with grace,
No enemy too foul to bless.
Your love in wounds of sacrifice;
Teach me, O Lord, to love like this.
Your cross, O Lord, taught me to sing
For now my captive soul is free!
No guilt, no fear, no suffering
Can tear away your love from me!
No song can reach such heights of joy!
No tongue can tell such depths of peace!
No power, no time, can e’er destroy
The eternal praise for Calvary!
Song
Come People of God
Hebrews 10:19—24
This song, following the contours of Hebrews 10:19-24, invites us to enjoy the access to God’s presence that Jesus has secured. Each verse gives a fresh exhortation to ‘come’ and the chorus expresses our response: ‘Lord of all we come!’
Key themes for use at church:
Call to worship, opening song, church family, gospel, book of Hebrews
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Come people of God
To the throne of his grace
Secure through the blood
Of the lamb who we praise!
Draw near now to him
Praising all he has done!
He’s paid for the sin
Of each one who will come!
Lord of all we come!
Holy of holies, glorious God!
Praising all you’ve done!
Brought near by the blood of Jesus
Come saints of the Lord
Lift your hearts to the day
When life is restored
And when death flees away
With hope burning bright
Look ahead and press on
Fear not for the night
Will soon turn to the dawn
Lord of all we come!
Come saints old and young
For together we go
The race to be run
Can’t be triumphed alone
This family of ours
By his grace we are one!
His love in our hearts
His salvation our song
Lord of all we come!
Song
Comfort and Joy
Luke 2:10–11
Key themes for use at church:
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Hear the songs of angels rise
Through dark and troubled skies
The sound of glory
Bringing tidings of great joy
No sorrow can destroy
Salvation’s story
To our world of grief and pain
God stepped down on Christmas day
Comfort and joy! Comfort and joy!
Hope has dawned
With the newborn boy
Comfort and joy! Comfort and joy!
Come and join with the angel song! Rejoice!
Unto us a son is born
The light of life has dawned
The hope of nations
All our tears will fill his soul
Yet gladly bears them all
Our great salvation
Every sin borne at the cross
Risen now he walks with us
Comfort and joy! Comfort and joy!…
Soon he’ll wipe our tears away
In ever brighter day
His glory shining
Angels fill the air once more
‘Come worship and adore!
The lord is reigning!’
Every longing then fulfilled
Every storm forever stilled!
Comfort and joy! Comfort and joy!…
Song
Is Anything Too Hard for You?
Jeremiah 32:27
This song expresses praise and wonder for the sovereign Lord for whom nothing is too hard. His power and love mean that ultimately nothing can stop his plan of salvation: ‘the darkest place will be your brightest victory.’
Key themes for use at church:
Opening song, God’s power, God’s love, mission, closing song.
Resources
Is anything too hard for you
Whose name is majesty?
A word creates a breath destroys
The greatest enemy
You never tire or sleep
Your hands are strong to keep
O lord is anything too hard for you?
Your strength is stronger
Your love is more
Your reach is further
Your promise sure
Lord our God, is there anything too hard for you?
Is anyone too lost for you
Whose heart is love divine?
Rejoicing when the lost return
You came to seek and find
Your cross lights up the way
Back home to you today
O lord is anyone too lost for you?
Your strength….
Is anywhere too dark for you
Who speaks and light appears?
Exposing evil bringing hope
And driving out all fear
The darkest night will be
Your brightest victory!
O lord is anywhere too dark for you?
Your strength…
Song
Jesus I will walk with you
“As they talked and discussed these things with each other, Jesus himself came up and walked along with them”
Luke 24:15
This encounter on the Emmaus road wonderfully shows the Christian life as a walk with Jesus. This song expresses our heart’s desire to walk with Jesus, and reminds us that this privilege is available only because he first chose to walk with us: ‘Jesus I will walk with you… for Jesus walks with me’.
Key themes for use at church:
Discipleship, consecration, gospel narrative, closing song, pre-sermon.
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Jesus I will walk with you
Companion for the way
My constant friend and faithful guide
Beside me every day
Through times of winter harsh and bare
Through summer’s gentle breeze
I’ll walk with faith and hope and love
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Attentive to your voice
In every written word you speak
And make my heart rejoice
Though now I walk an unseen road
In prayer I know your peace
And walk with persevering faith
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
The way of victory
The stranglehold of sin is gone
Your blood has set me free
And though my sin is deep and dark
Your spirit’s power will be
My daily strength to walk with you
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Salvation’s ancient way
Where countless saints have walked before
And triumphed by your grace
Your faithfulness their victory song
One joyful voice agrees
There is no better way to walk
For Jesus walks with me.
Song
No Greater Hope
“Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who sleep in death, so that you do not grieve like the rest of mankind, who have no hope.”
1 Thessalonians 4:13
Easter 2020 will be remembered for some time as the pandemic Easter. This is when we wrote this song, inviting the believer to fix their hearts on the risen Christ who gives his risen life to us: ‘no greater hope in life than this’.
Key themes for use at church:
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No greater hope in life than this:
where death had slain, He lies no more.
No greater peace, for I am His;
He’ll lead me where He’s gone before.
Hallelujah! Praise the risen Lord!
Hallelujah! I am His!
Sting of death removed forever more:
no greater hope in life than this.
No greater hope in life than this:
my sin is paid, my guilt is gone.
His sacrifice, my confidence;
His risen life, my victory song.
Hallelujah! Praise the risen Lord…
No greater hope in life than this:
the firstfruits of a multitude,
His risen life, a gracious gift
and all who come will be renewed.
Hallelujah! Praise the risen Lord…
No greater hope in life than this,
a hope no sorrow can remove
for Jesus lives and I am His
and none can take me from His love.
Hallelujah! Praise the risen Lord…
Next Release: 2 October
Jesus I will walk with you
“As they talked and discussed these things with each other, Jesus himself came up and walked along with them”
Luke 24:15
This encounter on the Emmaus road wonderfully shows the Christian life as a walk with Jesus. This song expresses our heart’s desire to walk with Jesus, and reminds us that this privilege is available only because he first chose to walk with us: ‘Jesus I will walk with you… for Jesus walks with me’.
Key themes for use at church:
Discipleship, consecration, gospel narrative, closing song, pre-sermon.
Resources
Jesus I will walk with you
Companion for the way
My constant friend and faithful guide
Beside me every day
Through times of winter harsh and bare
Through summer’s gentle breeze
I’ll walk with faith and hope and love
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Attentive to your voice
In every written word you speak
And make my heart rejoice
Though now I walk an unseen road
In prayer I know your peace
And walk with persevering faith
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
The way of victory
The stranglehold of sin is gone
Your blood has set me free
And though my sin is deep and dark
Your spirit’s power will be
My daily strength to walk with you
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Salvation’s ancient way
Where countless saints have walked before
And triumphed by your grace
Your faithfulness their victory song
One joyful voice agrees
There is no better way to walk
For Jesus walks with me.
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Jesus I will walk with you
Companion for the way
My constant friend and faithful guide
Beside me every day
Through times of winter harsh and bare
Through summer’s gentle breeze
I’ll walk with faith and hope and love
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Attentive to your voice
In every written word you speak
And make my heart rejoice
Though now I walk an unseen road
In prayer I know your peace
And walk with persevering faith
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
The way of victory
The stranglehold of sin is gone
Your blood has set me free
And though my sin is deep and dark
Your spirit’s power will be
My daily strength to walk with you
For Jesus walks with me
Jesus I will walk with you
Salvation’s ancient way
Where countless saints have walked before
And triumphed by your grace
Your faithfulness their victory song
Their joyful voice agrees
There is no better way to walk
For Jesus walks with me.
Our next release will be...
Take me to that Ancient Hill
Carrying his own cross, he went out to the place of the Skull (which in Aramaic is called Golgotha). There they crucified him, and with him two others — one on each side and Jesus in the middle.
John 19:17-18
The classic hymn ‘There is a green hill far away’ takes us in our mind’s eye to Golgotha, the hill where Jesus died. Taking up the theme, this song expresses our daily need to be taken to the cross as the place where our guilt and shame are taken away, and our enemy, Satan, is defeated: “But there my wounded victor stood and crushed the serpent’s head that day
Key themes for use at church:
The cross, Easter, grace, forgiveness, discipleship, communion, consecration.
Resources
Is anything too hard for you
Whose name is majesty?
A word creates a breath destroys
The greatest enemy
You never tire or sleep
Your hands are strong to keep
O lord is anything too hard for you?
Your strength is stronger
Your love is more
Your reach is further
Your promise sure
Lord our God, is there anything too hard for you?
Is anyone too lost for you
Whose heart is love divine?
Rejoicing when the lost return
You came to seek and find
Your cross lights up the way
Back home to you today
O lord is anyone too lost for you?
Your strength….
Is anywhere too dark for you
Who speaks and light appears?
Exposing evil bringing hope
And driving out all fear
The darkest night will be
Your brightest victory!
O lord is anywhere too dark for you?
Your strength…
Subscribe below to our mailing list to receive sheet music for ‘Jesus I will walk with you’.
Take me to that ancient hill
For towering waves of guilt engulf
But there your steadfast mercy still
Is certain as your wounds of love
Take me to that sacred tree
For weary loads of shame oppress
But there you bore it all for me
And give me life and joy and rest
There I stand in awe
At your love for me
Give my life and all
At the cross of Calvary
Take me to that splintered wood
For still the Tempter leads astray
But there my wounded victor stood
And crushed the serpent’s head that day
There I stand in awe…
Take me to that ancient hill
And stay there all my earthly days
Rejoicing in your love until
I join with heaven’s eternal praise
There I stand in awe…
Our next release will be...
Come People of God
Therefore, brothers and sisters, since we have confidence to enter the Most Holy Place by the blood of Jesus…let us draw near to God with a sincere heart and with the full assurance that faith brings, having our hearts sprinkled to cleanse us from a guilty conscience… Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.
Hebrews 10:19—24
This song, following the contours of Hebrews 10:19-24, invites us to enjoy the access to God’s presence that Jesus has secured. Each verse gives a fresh exhortation to ‘come’ and the chorus expresses our response: ‘Lord of all we come!’
Key themes for use at church:
Resources
Is anything too hard for you
Whose name is majesty?
A word creates a breath destroys
The greatest enemy
You never tire or sleep
Your hands are strong to keep
O lord is anything too hard for you?
Your strength is stronger
Your love is more
Your reach is further
Your promise sure
Lord our God, is there anything too hard for you?
Is anyone too lost for you
Whose heart is love divine?
Rejoicing when the lost return
You came to seek and find
Your cross lights up the way
Back home to you today
O lord is anyone too lost for you?
Your strength….
Is anywhere too dark for you
Who speaks and light appears?
Exposing evil bringing hope
And driving out all fear
The darkest night will be
Your brightest victory!
O lord is anywhere too dark for you?
Your strength…
Subscribe below to our mailing list to receive sheet music for ‘Jesus I will walk with you’.
Come people of God
To the throne of his grace
Secure through the blood
Of the lamb who we praise!
Draw near now to him
Praising all he has done!
He’s paid for the sin
Of each one who will come!
Lord of all we come!
Holy of holies, glorious God!
Praising all you’ve done!
Brought near by the blood of Jesus
Come saints of the Lord
Lift your hearts to the day
When life is restored
And when death flees away
With hope burning bright
Look ahead and press on
Fear not for the night
Will soon turn to the dawn
Lord of all we come!
Come saints old and young
For together we go
The race to be run
Can’t be triumphed alone
Stand firm in his grace
Hand in hand labour on
His love in our hearts
His salvation our song
Lord of all we come!
Our next release will be...
Is Anything Too Hard for You?
I am the LORD, the God of all mankind. Is anything too hard for me?
Jeremiah 32:27
This song expresses praise and wonder for the sovereign Lord for whom nothing is too hard. His power and love mean that ultimately nothing can stop his plan of salvation: ‘the darkest place will be your brightest victory.’
Key themes for use at church:
Opening song, God’s power, God’s love, mission, closing song.
Resources
Is anything too hard for you
Whose name is majesty?
A word creates a breath destroys
The greatest enemy
You never tire or sleep
Your hands are strong to keep
O lord is anything too hard for you?
Your strength is stronger
Your love is more
Your reach is further
Your promise sure
Lord our God, is there anything too hard for you?
Is anyone too lost for you
Whose heart is love divine?
Rejoicing when the lost return
You came to seek and find
Your cross lights up the way
Back home to you today
O lord is anyone too lost for you?
Your strength….
Is anywhere too dark for you
Who speaks and light appears?
Exposing evil bringing hope
And driving out all fear
The darkest night will be
Your brightest victory!
O lord is anywhere too dark for you?
Your strength…
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Is anything too hard for you
Whose name is majesty?
A word creates a breath destroys
The greatest enemy
You never tire or sleep
Your hands are strong to keep
O lord is anything too hard for you?
Your strength is stronger
Your love is more
Your reach is further
Your promise sure
Lord our God, is there anything too hard for you?
Is anyone too lost for you
Whose heart is love divine?
Rejoicing when the lost return
You came to seek and find
Your cross lights up the way
Back home to you today
O lord is anyone too lost for you?
Your strength….
Is anywhere too dark for you
Who speaks and light appears?
Exposing evil bringing hope
And driving out all fear
The darkest night will be
Your brightest victory!
O lord is anywhere too dark for you?
Your strength…
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