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Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
- "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Description: This hymn is a triumphant celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's traditionally sung on Easter Sunday and known for its Alleluia chorus, which joyfully affirms Christ's victory over death.
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- “Don’t Cry” by Kirk Franklin. With the lyrics “Why do you cry? He has risen. Why are you weeping? He’s not dead” reminding us Resurrection Sunday is a day to celebrate and not to be sad.
- “He Was Hung Up For My Hang Ups” by Twinkie Clark. His sacrifice saves us every day.
- “Easter” by Travis Greene. “Easter” – Travis Greene feat. Todd Dulaney singing the chorus: “He Paid it All All to Jesus I owe Sin left a Stain He Washed it as snow When I could not pay He covered for it Hallelujah To the One who paid it All”
- “He Got Up” by VaShawn Mitchell feat. Dorinda Clark Cole with Sean Tillery & Changed. Performers: VaShawn Mitchell feat.
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- “Jesus, Son of God” by Brandon Heath from The Single Jesus, Son of God
- “Revelation Song” by Jesus Culture from The Album Consumed
- “Stronger” by Dara Maclean from The Single Stronger
- “Forever” by Kari Jobe from The Album Majestic
- “Christ Is Risen” by Matt Maher from The Album Alive Again
- “Jesus Paid It All” by Passion
- “Calvary” by Hillsong Worship from The Album No Other Name
- “Alive” by Natalie Grant from The Album Music Inspired by The Story
- “At The Cross (Love Ran Red)” by Chris Tomlin from The Album Love Ran Red
- Article by Elise Cleary
God has been showing me what true love looks like the past few years and I’m shocked at how unloving some people (including myself) have reacted when things haven’t gone according to plan. The lyric “Love like this the world has never known” is so true because no one can love perfectly all the time. The beautiful truth though, is that God can trans...
Christ died, but He now reins in glory; still perfect and full of love. “You are my everything and I will adore you” is my favorite line from this song because it’s true. God opens my eyes and shows me His wisdom the stronger my faith grows and I am often left in awe. I adore how He takes care of me in the little and big ways. The four feet of snow...
Christ’s death and resurrection are stronger than the power of sin. Sin can take you further than you can imagine, but Jesus conquered all when He arose from the dead. The way to stop sinning is to fall on your knees and cry out to Jesus. Try it – it works. Favorite Lyrics
Do you know of a king who defeated their enemies by dying? This is backwards in human terms, but it’s how God works. What doesn’t make sense to us (in this moment) is part of a bigger plan. Favorite Lyrics
Death is no match for Christ! It’s a little ironic to me that in order to live in Christ we must die to ourselves. You mean I can overcome Satan by letting go of my “perfect” expectations and my will? Yes! As Queen Elsa in Frozen would say, “Let it go”. Control usually comes from a place of selfishness and not God’s plan. Favorite Lyrics
I sang the old church hymn version of this song growing up countless times but I didn’t quite understand what “Jesus paid it all” meant as a child. I owe everything to Christ because I would be hopeless without Him, but this doesn’t mean I have to live with a weight around my neck waiting for Him to collect what I owe. I realize more and more that ...
Nothing can separate me from God. No speeding tickets. No unjust ruling. No negative opinion from others. Calvary covers it all and this is where hope is found. Mercy and grace abound and overtake all sin and shame as the line “my sin and shame, don’t count anymore” declares. Favorite Lyrics
I absolutely love the line “Death has lost and Love has won”! Christ sacrificed Himself in a manner that no one had before and ever can again. He was the image of perfection and still gave His life for this mommy who can be impatient when tiredness sets in and coffee has run low. Favorite Lyrics
Shame used to grab hold of me deeming me powerless and feeling less than enough. Give up working for the approval of others and something powerful happens. Christ comes in and His love fills every heartache, every disappointment, and every part that feels less than enough. God created me in His image and this is possible because His love flows like...
I am a Christian writer and editor that lives in northern Michigan and thoroughly enjoy music, movies, TV shows, books and other entertainment with a Christian focus. My favorite song is "Oceans" by Hillsong United because it reminds me that has big plans for me and everyone else who puts their trust in Him. There are many movies that have impacted...
- Elise Cleary
A beautiful song for the Easter Season and the Feast of the Ascension, "I Will Rise" is a stirring and powerful song by Chris Tomlin beautifully arranged for...
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Apr 1, 2024 · Discover the 15 best Easter hymns to worship and praise Jesus in song this Easter holiday! Give thanks for the sacrifice He made for our salvation and celebrate Resurrection Sunday!
1. “In Christ Alone” by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend (2001) “In Christ Alone” has become a modern hymn that beautifully captures the central message of Resurrection Sunday. The lyrics speak of Jesus’ death and resurrection, emphasizing the hope and salvation that comes through Him alone.
Mar 25, 2024 · With its uplifting melody and profound lyrics, “Easter Song” is a joyful anthem celebrating Jesus’ resurrection. The song’s themes of resurrection, redemption, and hope resonate deeply ...
Jan 27, 2024 · “Man of Sorrows”: Reflects on the profound sacrifice of Jesus, leading to the joyous revelation of His resurrection, offering a full narrative of Easter’s promise. In these hymns, we find a spectrum of emotions and theological depth, from solemn reflection to exuberant praise.
