The Christian band's anthem gathers pain, dreams, and hope in a call to worship.
The Christian band's anthem gathers pain, dreams, and hope in a call to worship.
The song avoids vague spiritual uplift by naming specific cargo: scars, shame, dreams, worries.
It grounds the worship moment in tangible human experience before the shift to praise.
The Christian band's anthem gathers pain, dreams, and hope in a call to worship.
Bring your fear that things won't change
The song avoids vague spiritual uplift by naming specific cargo: scars, shame, dreams, worries. It grounds the worship moment in tangible human experience before the shift to praise.
The repeated command 'Bring your.' sets the tone. It's not about arriving cleaned up, but about showing up with 'Every failure, every secret' and 'Every hope you pin your heart on.' The lyric insists on bringing the whole messy package.
That's a specific, stubborn kind of fear. Including it in the list makes the invitation feel real, not just poetic.
The build from that detailed list of burdens into the declarative chorus, 'To the One whose love is stronger than the power of the grave', feels earned.
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Bring the pain that you've been hiding
Bring your scars and bring your shame
Every failure, every secret
Bring your fear that things won't change
Bring your dreams and bring your worries
Highest highs and lowest lows
Every hope you pin your heart on
Every hurt you can't let go
To the One whose name is Healer
To the One who came to save
To the One whose love is stronger than the power of the grave
Come and raise your Hallelujah to the God who overcomes
Lift your hands, lift your heart, to the One!
There is joy and sweet forgiveness
Where the fount of mercy flows
Child of heaven wait no longer
Hear the call, come back home
To the One whose name is Healer
To the One who came to save
To the One whose love is stronger than the power of the grave
Come and raise your Hallelujah to the God who overcomes
Lift your hands, lift your heart, to the One!
He is grace, He is peace
He is light, He redeems
Lift your voice, lift your eyes
Give your praise, give your life!
To the One whose name is Healer
To the One who came to save
To the One whose love is stronger than the power of the grave
Come and raise your Hallelujah to the God who overcomes
Lift your hands, lift your heart, to the One!
Lift your hands, lift your heart, to the One
Oh, lift your heart, to the one!
The Christian band's anthem gathers pain, dreams, and hope in a call to worship. The song avoids vague spiritual uplift by naming specific cargo: scars, shame, dreams, worries. It grounds the worship moment in tangible human experience before the shift to praise.
I Am They performs "To The One", and this lyric page sits inside the I Am They catalog on LyroVerse.
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