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To God our great salvation, a triumph song we raise,
with hymns of adoration and everlasting praise.
That name beyond all naming, from age to age adored,
we lift on high proclaiming the greatness of our Lord.
Declare in song and story the wonders we confess,
who hail the King of glory, the Lord, our righteousness.
In loving kindness caring, his mercies stand displayed:
forgiving and forbearing, to all his hand has made.
His Kingdom knows no ending, enthroned in life sublime;
his sovereign power extending beyond all space and time.
To us and all things living he comes in word and deed:
forbearing and forgiving, to meet us in our need.
The King of all creation is near to those who call;
the God of our salvation has stooped to save us all.
Lift high your hearts and voices, his praises sound again,
in God his earth rejoices, for evermore, Amen.
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No Longer Condemned
04:45
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No longer condemned
or subject to judgment,
we stand in your grace.
For Jesus, the pure,
has shouldered your vengeance,
has stood in our place.
No longer enslaved,
our sin cannot hold us,
in freedom we stand.
For Jesus, the rich,
took poverty for us,
our ransom secured.
Your wonderful presence,
our Father, we know.
By grace you have saved us.
By your blood, by your blood,
you have freed us and redeemed us.
By your blood, by your blood,
we are yours.
By your blood, by your blood,
you have cleaned us and remade us.
By your blood, by your blood,
we are yours, we are yours.
No longer estranged
or orphans of sorrow,
we stand in your love.
For Jesus, the Son,
secured our adoption
as children of God.
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Living God (Hungry)
04:26
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Living God, come speak today,
lead us in the way of grace,
here your power and love display;
living God, come speak today.
Living God, come speak today,
teach, rebuke and train us, Lord,
make us wise in saving faith;
living God, come speak today.
We are hungry for your wisdom,
We are waiting on your word;
in the power of your Spirit,
speak and change us
by your word.
Living God, come speak today,
bind our hearts to your word and will,
shape our every word and way;
living God, come speak today.
May we live for you,
ever speak for you;
may your gospel resound in all we do,
so to live for you.
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I Will Follow
04:38
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I will follow him, the one who walked
the darkest path for me;
and place my feet where his have trod -
the road to Calvary.
And so, in grace, to bear my cross
and fix my eyes above,
and then to walk the darker paths
and light them with his love.
I will follow him, the one who would
the humble servant be;
and know, in serving him, it is
that I am truly free.
To walk in faith and strive in hope
and labour in his love,
and then to walk the darker paths
and light them with his love.
And even in the darkest hour
no evil will I fear;
he bids me follow in his path
and bear the cross so dear.
His goodness ever follows me,
so, when the road is rough,
I will not fall, but walk on still,
upheld in hands of love.
I will follow him, the one whose death
is grace enough for me;
the one who rose and now who reigns
for all eternity.
And daily now the hope of heaven -
it gives me strength enough,
that I can walk the darker paths
and light them with his love.
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Offering
04:10
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Come see him suffer, lay down his life,
drink this bitter cup of sacrifice;
his body broken to make us whole,
declaring freedom for the captive soul;
he dies that we might live.
See him walking up to the cross,
now in our sorrow he will walk with us,
not as a Saviour without empathy,
but one who sees and knows our every need,
who dies that we might live.
We come to bow down
and offer in worship,
to die to self and sin,
to die that we might live.
No longer living, but that Christ in us
would live and use us for his purposes.
Oh, to surrender all we have for him
and grasp a hold of life that truly lives;
to die that we might live.
We approach the throne
with confidence,
to receive mercy;
knowing shelter and grace,
finding help in our need,
knowing your mercy.
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All For Jesus
04:52
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All for Jesus, I must be,
every breath and part of me;
all for him, creator king,
my every word and song is his;
for all the days of my life are planned
and held within the creator’s hand.
Though I falter, even still,
Father, bind me to your will.
All for Jesus, I must be,
every breath and part of me.
All for Jesus, I must be,
he who ever walks with me.
See the Saviour comes to earth,
forsaking glory, bows to death.
Who can fathom, or understand,
that God eternal becomes a man?
And who has giv’n that he should repay?
Yet guilt with mercy, is washed away.
All for Jesus, I must be,
every breath and part of me.
All for Jesus, I must be,
every breath and part of me;
his by birth and his by grace,
adopted in his royal race.
No longer guilty, and new of heart,
we live to be all, all that you are;
accepted daughters, forgiven sons,
captivated by all you’ve done.
All for Jesus, I must be,
every breath and part of me.
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A Thousand New Mercies
04:10
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A thousand new mercies are mine every day,
keeping my feet on that old narrow way.
Mine is the pardon, mine is the peace,
his freedom has found me, from death a release.
A thousand new mercies I know in his will;
his word is the comfort that makes the storm still.
I walk through the shadow of death’s darkest vale,
the whole world is falling - I won’t be afraid.
His word, his correction to make my path straight,
to guide and to change me, and teach me his grace.
For often I fall down, and falter and fail -
his grace keeps me walking that old narrow way.
A thousand new mercies that make still the storm
are mine every day, from the hands of my Lord.
Mine is salvation, and hope for all days,
so I’ll keep my feet on that old narrow way.
My joy my desire – to follow him ‘till
I lay down a crown at the feet of my King.
For broad is the highway that leads to the grave,
but homeward he leads on that old narrow way
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Peter Turnbull Sheffield, UK
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