Worship Songs About Jesus' Crucifixion

The crucifixion of Jesus is the cornerstone of our faith, a brutal yet beautiful act of love that paved the way for our salvation. This collection of worship songs reflects on the sacrifice He made on the cross, inviting us to remember, reflect, and respond with hearts full of gratitude and praise.

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  1. 1. We Crown You

    By Jeremy Riddle

    #1

    Why this song?

    "We Crown You" allows us to acknowledge the immense suffering Jesus endured on the cross. It's a sincere moment to "fall face down" in worship, recognizing the profound love that motivated His sacrifice.

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  2. 2. My Jesus

    By Anne Wilson

    #2

    Why this song?

    "My Jesus" gently reminds us of the incredible burden He willingly carried to Calvary. Considering the line "Who would take my cross," helps us meditate on the personal and profound nature of Jesus' sacrifice for each of us.

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  3. 3. In Christ Alone

    By Shane and Shane

    #3

    Why this song?

    "In Christ Alone" provides a foundation to reflect on the completeness of Jesus' sacrifice. It reminds us that "every sin on Him was laid," offering solace and redemption in His finished work on the cross.

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  5. 4. This Is Our God

    By Phil Wickham

    #4

    Why this song?

    "This Is Our God" is a stirring declaration of Christ's victory over the very things that held us captive. The image of those broken down prisons and dead giants evokes the complete and utter triumph achieved through His sacrifice.

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  6. 5. No Body

    By Elevation Worship

    #5

    Why this song?

    "No Body" boldly proclaims the triumphant truth at the heart of the crucifixion narrative: that death could not contain Him. The resounding declaration that "there's no body in the grave now" creates a feeling of immense hope and the promise of eternal life.

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  7. 6. Christ Be Magnified

    By Cody Carnes

    #6

    Why this song?

    "Christ Be Magnified" encourages us to offer our entire lives as an act of worship, even when it entails sacrifice. It helps us reflect on Jesus' journey to the cross as a catalyst for personal transformation; "if the cross brings transformation," then our lives can reflect His magnified glory.

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  8. 7. Lamb of God (Live)

    By UPPERROOM

    #7

    Why this song?

    "Lamb of God (Live)" allows us to contemplate the brutal reality of Jesus’ suffering, recalling how He was "crushed, pierced, wounded, forsaken." This song helps us recognize the depth of His sacrifice and respond with profound adoration for the Lamb of God.

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  9. 8. Behold the Lamb

    By Passion

    #8

    Why this song?

    "Behold the Lamb" poignantly captures the immensity of Jesus' sacrifice, revealing God's heart displayed for us on the cross. The song guides us to a place of adoration, prompting us to reflect on "the story of redemption written on His hands."

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  10. 9. Power of the Cross

    By Shane and Shane

    #9

    Why this song?

    "Power of the Cross" evokes a profound sense of gratitude for Christ's selfless act, emphasizing the exchange where "Christ became sin for us". Meditating on the price He paid empowers us to truly grasp the depth of our forgiveness and to live in the freedom purchased at Calvary.

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  11. 10. King of Kings

    By Chandler Moore

    #10

    Why this song?

    "King of Kings" connects Jesus' humble arrival with His ultimate sacrifice. Reflecting on how He "did not despise the cross," we are reminded of the immense love that motivated Him to endure such suffering for our redemption. It's a beautiful song for acknowledging the depth of Christ's devotion to humanity.

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