The empty tomb stands as the cornerstone of our faith, a resounding declaration that death has been defeated and hope reigns eternal. This collection of worship songs celebrates that glorious moment, offering anthems of praise and reflection on the resurrected Christ and the new life we find in Him.
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By Elevation Worship
"I Know A Name" helps us proclaim the triumph over death won at the empty tomb. It reminds us that calling on the name of Jesus brings resurrection power into our lives.
By Elevation Worship
"What I See" evokes the awe and wonder of encountering the risen Christ. The simple declaration that "the grave [is] empty" becomes a powerful statement of limitless possibility in Him.
By Elevation Worship
"Overcome" allows us to celebrate the victory secured at the empty tomb, directly confronting our anxieties with the reality of Christ's resurrection. Singing "For every fear, there's an empty grave" is a bold declaration that hope conquers doubt because of His triumph.
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By Shane and Shane
"In Christ Alone" helps us fix our gaze on the transformative moment of resurrection. Declaring that Christ "bursting forth in glorious day" underscores the life-altering reality that death no longer holds power. It's a reminder to rest assured in the promise of eternal life.
By Anne Wilson
"My Jesus" directs our attention to the resurrected Christ who actively transforms lives. The song boldly states that He "rises up from an empty grave," reminding us that His resurrection power is not a distant historical event, but a present reality that breaks through seemingly impossible circumstances. It offers an invitation to experience that life-changing power personally.
By CityAlight
"Rise My Soul The Lord Is Risen" invites us to a deeply personal encounter with the reality of resurrection. More than just an event, it becomes a call to action, urging our very souls to 'arise' in response to His victory, embracing the courage and hope He offers.
By Phil Wickham
"What An Awesome God" magnifies the sheer scale of God's victory over death, shifting our focus to His overwhelming power and majesty revealed in the resurrection. Instead of just acknowledging the empty tomb, it compels us to recognize that *"Our God is an awesome God,"* prompting us to worship the One who conquered death itself.
By Temitope
"RESURRECTION HERE" isn't just about a past event; it’s a present declaration that hope and life are made new. It invites us to believe that because of the empty grave, every situation can be transformed by His power.
By Chandler Moore
"King of Kings" vividly portrays the transformative moment when "that stone was moved for good," focusing not just on an empty tomb, but the victory it secured. It then connects Christ's resurrection to our own, emphasizing that, because of Him, we are also resurrected to new life.
By Church of the City
"Jesus is Risen" reminds us to find hope at the very site of what seemed like defeat. It declares, "He is alive," inviting us to embrace the forgiveness and restored life won at the empty tomb.
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