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May 11, 2022 · Review of Hillsong UNITED's song 'Lead Me to the Cross' from their album 'All of the Above' in comparison to the Bible.
Apr 11, 2024 · The lyrics to Lead Me to the Cross are simple, yet profound. They speak to the heart of every believer who desires to seek God and experience His love. The chorus of the song says: “Lead me to the cross, where Your love poured out. Bring me to my knees, Lord I lay me down. Rid me of myself, I belong to You.
- Al Stein
The chorus repeatedly implores, “Lead me to the cross, Where Your love poured out, Bring me to my knees, Lord I lay me down, Rid me of myself, I belong to You.” These lines reflect a deep longing for spiritual intimacy with God, a desire to be humbled before Him, and a willingness to let go of worldly desires in favor of complete devotion.
Jun 15, 2022 · Answer. In Psalm 95:8 the psalmist exhorts the reader, “Today, if you will hear His voice: ‘Do not harden your hearts’” (NKJV). Here are two commands: first, recognize and respond to God’s voice, and, then, do not let your hearts harden. Psalm 95 is a call to worship (verses 1–2, 6).
So what does taking up my cross actually mean? To “take up my cross” is something that takes place in my mind. When thoughts that aren’t pleasing to God come to my mind during the day, I deny them and “put them to death” on an inner “cross.”
Jul 1, 2013 · Jesus told the thief at His side on the cross, “Today you will be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). Not only did the thief receive eternal life, he received eternity with the Lord himself. Jesus also taught that the moment we die physically, eternal life with God continues (Luke 16:22; John 11:26; Phil 1:23).
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May 20, 2021 · Jesus said that each of His disciples must "take up his cross daily" and follow after Him (Luke 9:23). What does this mean? Today, Joel Kim considers the cost of committing ourselves to Christ as His people.
