Lyrics
Verse 1
People
Come together
Strange as neighbors
Our blood is One
Children
Of generations
Of every nation
Of Kingdom come
Chorus
Don't let your heart be troubled
Hold your head up high
Don't fear no evil
Fix your eyes on this one truth
God is madly in love with you
Take courage, hold on, be strong
Remember where our help comes from
Verse 2
Jesus, our redemption
Our salvation
Is in His blood
Jesus, Light of heaven
Friend forever
His Kingdom come
Swing wide all You heavens
Let the praise go up
As the walls come down
All creation
Everything with breath
Repeat the sound
All His children
Clean hands, pure hearts
Good grace, good God
His name is Jesus
Good Grace - Hillsong United
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Good Grace” brings diverse people together around a shared identity in Christ. Its opening lines move across generations and nations before locating unity in the kingdom of God. The chorus answers fear and trouble with courage, directing attention toward Jesus as the source of redemption, salvation, and help.
Several biblical echoes shape that message. “Don’t let your heart be troubled” closely follows Jesus’ reassurance in John 14:1, while the call to fix one’s eyes on truth recalls Hebrews 12:2 and its focus on Jesus. The bridge expands from individual courage to creation-wide praise, joining raised praise with clean hands and pure hearts. That language resembles Psalm 24’s description of those who may stand in God’s holy place. Through these themes, the song connects Christian unity, confidence amid fear, Christ’s saving work, and the worship of all creation without losing its clear focus on Jesus.
Related Scripture
- John 14:1 Jesus tells troubled hearts to trust in God and in him.
- Hebrews 12:2 Believers are directed to fix their eyes on Jesus.
- Psalm 24:3-4 The psalm associates God’s holy presence with clean hands and a pure heart.