Lyrics
Verse 1
Grace, how amazing is Your grace
That saved this broken heart and made it new again
Your blood has made a way
Now I stand forgiven, I’ve been called by name
Chorus
And I will sing of Your love forever
Sing of Your love for all eternity
And I will sing of the cross of Jesus
Sing of how You laid down Your life for me
Verse 2
I was blind but now I see
The mercy of the cross washes over me
And how, how can it be
The One who overcame is my victory
Jesus You are, You are my victory
Bridge
Only You can save and deliver
Only You have the power to heal
Only You defeated the grave
For this one thing I know
You are, You are the reason I sing
Tag
You are, You are the reason I sing
Sing Of Your Love
Written by Garett Serban, Kate Serban, Brian Johnson, Aodhan King, and Jason Ingram
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Sing of Your Love” is a praise song shaped by grace, forgiveness, and Christ’s victory over death. The opening verse describes a broken heart made new and a forgiven person called by name. Its chorus answers that grace with enduring praise, especially for the cross and Christ’s self-giving love. The second verse draws on the familiar movement from blindness to sight, presenting mercy as the reason for confidence rather than personal achievement.
The bridge broadens the confession by naming Christ as savior, deliverer, healer, and conqueror of the grave. Ephesians 1:7 directly supports the connection between Christ’s blood, redemption, and forgiveness. First Corinthians 15:55-57 matches the song’s declaration that victory comes through Jesus Christ, while John 9:25 parallels the statement about once being blind and now seeing. These biblical echoes keep the focus on salvation as God’s work. The repeated promise to sing therefore functions as gratitude: praise rises from forgiveness, restored sight, healing, and the risen Christ’s triumph.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 1:7 The verse connects Christ’s blood with redemption and forgiveness.
- 1 Corinthians 15:55-57 The passage gives thanks for victory through Jesus Christ.
- John 9:25 The healed man testifies that he was blind and now sees.