Lyrics
Enter in through the gates
Enter in here and praise
Come before him, come bring your song
We are His people, He is our God
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures forevermore
His faithfulness, it has no end
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures
Enter into His courts
Enter in with grateful hearts
Come before him, come bring your song
We are His people, He is our God
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures forevermore
His faithfulness, it has no end
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures
Raise Your voice
Shout for joy all the earth
We sing a new song now
We sing a new song now
Raise Your voice
Shout for joy all the earth
We sing a new song now
We sing a new song now
It’s Your love
His love endures
His love endures forevermore
His faithfulness, it has no end
For the Lord is good and His love endures
His love endures
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Psalm 100” turns the psalm’s invitation into a direct song of praise. Its opening call to enter the gates, come before God, and bring a song follows the biblical movement from joyful approach to grateful worship. The confession “We are His people, He is our God” identifies praise as the response of those who belong to the Lord and live under his care.
The chorus concentrates on the qualities Psalm 100 gives as reasons for thanksgiving: the Lord is good, his steadfast love endures, and his faithfulness has no end. Repetition gives those truths the weight of a congregational confession rather than a passing observation. The later call for all the earth to shout for joy broadens the song beyond an individual expression, while the mention of a new song suggests praise continually renewed by God’s enduring character. Throughout the lyric, worship is grounded not in changing circumstances but in who God is. Joy, gratitude, belonging, goodness, love, and faithfulness are joined in a simple summons to enter his presence with praise.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 100:1-5 The song closely follows the psalm’s call to joyful worship, thanksgiving, and trust in God’s enduring love.
- Psalm 96:1 The call to sing a new song and involve all the earth parallels this invitation to praise.