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Are You A King

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

"Are You a King" reflects on the paradoxical nature of Christ as a King who willingly sacrificed His throne, embraced humility, and bore the burdens of humanity, ultimately conquering death to bring grace and salvation. The verses highlight various aspects of Jesus' earthly journey, from His selfless entry to His acts of compassion and cleansing, culminating in His triumphant resurrection. The chorus expresses overwhelming gratitude for the unique and sacrificial love demonstrated by this King who died for all, bringing new hope and claiming His eternal throne through suffering. The hymn marvels at the mystery of Christ, both King and Priest, who is also God Himself. Scripture references include Philippians 2:6-8, Matthew 21:5, Mark 10:45, John 13:5, Luke 19:10, Romans 5:8, Hebrews 2:17, and Revelation 5:6.

Behold the Saviour of Mankind

Lyrics by Samuel Wesley | Music by Justin Barber

"Behold the Saviour of Mankind" delves into the profound sacrifice of the Savior, capturing the scene of His crucifixion and the immense love that led Him to bleed and die. The hymn vividly portrays the dramatic events surrounding Christ's death, including the shaking of nature, the tearing of the temple veil, and the final cry as He surrenders His soul. The somber tone is imbued with a glimpse of hope, anticipating the Savior's liberation from death's chains and His glorious resurrection. The hymn marvels at the unparalleled pain and love displayed by the Lamb of God, emphasizing the uniqueness of His sacrifice. The scripture references include Matthew 27:50-51, Mark 15:37, Luke 23:46, Revelation 5:6, and Hebrews 10:12.

God’s Grace

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

“God’s Grace” passionately explores the overwhelming and transformative nature of God's grace, grounding its lyrical richness in various scriptures. The verses delve into the profound impact of grace on the individual, describing it as too great and deep to fully comprehend, resonating with Ephesians 2:8-9. The hymn vividly portrays grace as a cleansing force, bringing waves of peace and freedom, ultimately securing liberty through Christ's sacrificial death on the cross, drawing inspiration from Romans 3:23-24 and Galatians 5:1. It acknowledges grace as a powerful source of forgiveness and liberation from the chains of sin, instilling hope and dispelling fears, reflecting Psalm 103:12 and Isaiah 43:25. The hymn also emphasizes the speaker's obligation to share the boundless glories of God's grace with others, aligning with Matthew 10:8 and Ephesians 4:29, and expresses trust in grace's continuous guidance through each new day and into eternity, drawing from Lamentations 3:22-23 and 2 Corinthians 12:9.

God’s Mercy

Lyrics by Fredrick Faber | Music by Justin Barber | Chorus by W.E. Burrows II

“God’s Mercy” beautifully articulates the expansive and boundless nature of God's mercy, skillfully weaving in scripture references that underpin its profound themes. It draws parallels to the vastness of the sea, echoing Psalm 103:11 and Isaiah 55:9. The lyrics emphasize the kindness inherent in God's justice, surpassing mere liberty, resonating with Micah 7:18-19. Poignantly, the hymn highlights that the King of Heaven is deeply attuned to Earth's sorrows and failures, offering understanding and compassionate judgment, inspired by Psalm 34:18 and 103:13. The hymn celebrates the abundant redemption found in the shed blood, bringing joy to all believers, drawing from Ephesians 1:7 and Colossians 1:14. It conveys a message of universal welcome, extending grace to the redeemed sinner, echoing Romans 3:22 and Ephesians 2:8-9. The lyrics underscore the healing power in the Savior's blood, reminiscent of 1 Peter 2:24 and Revelation 7:14. Ultimately, the hymn encapsulates the profound concept that the love of God transcends human comprehension, and the eternal heart of God is wonderfully kind, inspired by Psalm 36:5 and Lamentations 3:22-23.

Holy Spirit, Breath of God

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

“Holy Spirit, Breath of God” is a heartfelt invocation to the Holy Spirit, intricately woven with scriptural inspiration that reflects on distinct attributes of the Spirit. Rooted in the Bible, each verse pays homage to roles the Holy Spirit plays, fervently asking the Spirit to manifest these actions afresh. The first verse, inspired by the Spirit as the Breath of God, alludes to the Spirit's pre-time presence, drawing from Genesis 1:2 and Genesis 2:7. It invokes a revitalizing breath of life, akin to Ezekiel 37:9-10. The second verse acknowledges the Holy Spirit as the Word of Truth, seeking the Spirit's role in inscribing truth on believers' hearts, inspired by passages such as John 14:17 and John 16:13. The third verse reverently invokes the Holy Spirit as the Faithful Guide, expressing a profound desire for guidance and preservation from sinful paths, drawing from Psalm 143:10 and John 16:13. Lastly, the fourth verse calls upon the Holy Spirit as the Might of God, earnestly requesting the Spirit's empowering presence for a bold proclamation of the Gospel, inspired by Acts 1:8 and 2 Timothy 1:7. Throughout, the hymn encapsulates a deep reverence for the Holy Spirit's scriptural attributes, coupled with a sincere plea for the Spirit to act in ways witnessed in the sacred text.

Let Us Go to The Lost

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

"Let Us Go to The Lost" serves as a compelling call to action, resonating with the urgency of sharing the Gospel in a world veiled in darkness yet yearning for the light of truth. Inspired by biblical principles, the hymn propels believers to go forth boldly, confident in God's nearness, and to proclaim the Gospel with His name and might. The verses draw from scriptures such as Matthew 9:37-38, highlighting the ripe harvest fields, and Ephesians 6:12, emphasizing Christ's authority over the powers of darkness. Despite acknowledging human insufficiency, the hymn instills endurance in the fight, echoing the promises of God's surpassing power found in passages like 2 Corinthians 12:9-10. The final verse envisions a future gathering in the city of God, echoing the themes of Revelation 21, celebrating the souls won and offering all glory to God.

New Life

Lyrics by Jeremy Barber | Music by Justin Barber

“New Life” fervently expresses the transformative journey of surrender and rebirth, urging the listener to embrace the sacrificial laying down of one's life, leading to a newfound existence in Christ and the pursuit of the everlasting prize. The chorus echoes the plea for resurrection and the breaking of self-will, emphasizing the irreversible commitment to follow Christ and bear abundant fruit. The hymn encourages a bold and authentic devotion to Christ, rejecting the allure of a Christ-less life and urging believers to make Jesus Christ the center of adoration and life.

The lyric themes align with biblical passages such as Galatians 2:20, Philippians 3:8-11, and John 12:24-25, which emphasize the transformative nature of surrendering to Christ and finding new life in Him.

Paradise Restored

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

“Paradise Restored” serves as an encouragement to the Church, assuring believers of the ultimate victory that awaits them in Christ's return. It emphasizes the triumph of Christ over evil, the redemption of His people, and the restoration of Paradise. The lyrics draw from biblical themes of Christ's conquering return, the wiping away of tears, and the promise of eternal day.

The lyric is rooted in various biblical passages that speak of Christ's triumphant return, the defeat of evil, and the hope of believers. Scriptures that align with these themes include Revelation 19:11-16, Revelation 21:1-4, and 1 Corinthians 15:55-57.

The Sacred Commonplace

Lyrics by Kyna Morgan | Music by Justin Barber

“The Sacred Commonplace” celebrates the everyday labor and tasks as offerings to God, emphasizing a commitment to serving the Lord in the ordinary. The verses express a willingness to undertake any work as unto Christ, viewing even mundane tasks as holy offerings. The chorus reinforces the dedication to pursue work for the Lord's approval rather than human recognition. Scripture references include Colossians 3:23-24, 1 Corinthians 10:31, Ephesians 2:10, and Psalm 90:17, aligning with the hymn's theme of dedicating all labor to God and seeking His grace in various aspects of life.