Lyrics
Verse 1
Oh the weight of His glory, oh the wonder of His grace
The power of salvation that pulled me from the grave
This hope is not empty, and forever He will reign
He won’t be put to shame
Chorus
Oh my soul sing to the God of the ages
Sing to the Lord of creation
Sing His praise again
Oh my soul sing like the heavens are waiting
Roar like an army of angels
Sing His praise again
Verse 2
From the moment of rescue, I have never been the same
When His love took me captive, and my sin was washed away
Now I stand here forgiven and I know that I am saved
I won’t be put to shame
Channel
Sing His praise again, oh
Sing His praise again, oh
Bridge
Remember how our God has never failed, never failed us
Remember that His name will make a way, He’ll make a way
From the cross to the grave, He is risen and He reigns
Praise the Lord and sing His praise again
Remember how our God has never failed, never failed us
Remember that His Name will make a way, He’ll make a way
From the cross to the grave, He is risen, now He reigns
Praise the Lord I’ll sing His praise again
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song calls the soul to praise God by remembering salvation, forgiveness, and the resurrection of Christ. Its opening verse moves from the weight of divine glory to the grace that draws a person out of the grave. Hope is described as secure because God reigns, and the chorus expands personal praise into the imagery of heaven and an army of angels joining the song.
Memory drives the bridge. Recalling that God has not failed becomes a reason to trust that He will make a way again. The movement from the cross to the grave and then to Christ’s risen reign anchors that confidence in the central events of the gospel. The repeated command to sing again suggests praise renewed by deliberate remembrance rather than by changing circumstances alone. Rescue, cleansing from sin, forgiveness, and assurance of salvation all lead toward the same response: the soul returns to worship the God whose saving work remains worthy of proclamation.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:1-4 The psalm calls the soul to praise God for forgiveness and redemption.
- Psalm 145:4-7 The psalm describes generations remembering God’s works and singing His praise.
- 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Paul summarizes Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection.