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Gateway Worship - Come Find Rest Lyrics

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Gateway Worship

Lyrics

VERSE 1 


Are you heavy laden 


Are you broken-hearted 


Come find rest in Jesus Christ 


Are you sick and tired 


Of worrying the day away 


Come find rest in Jesus Christ 


CHORUS 


Lay your burden down 


Lay your burden down 


Lay your burden down 


At the feet of Jesus 


VERSE 2 


Lost in heaven’s eyes


Dancing with You face to face


I found rest in Jesus Christ


All your sins are scattered


Further than the farthest east


You’ll find rest in Jesus Christ


BRIDGE 


There’s beauty for ashes


Hope in the darkness


Grace for the broken heart


There’s joy in the mourning


Rest for the weary


Comfort through every trial


There’s peace for the restless


Bread for the hungry


In You I’m satisfied


The cross for our burden


The grave for our failure


Heaven is open wide


COME FIND REST


Written by David Mwonga, Levi Smith 


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song offers rest in Jesus to people carrying worry, weariness, guilt, and grief. Its opening questions name recognizable forms of distress, while the chorus answers them with an invitation to lay every burden at Christ’s feet. Later lines expand that promise through images of beauty replacing ashes, hope appearing in darkness, bread for hunger, and comfort through trial. The result is a worshipful confession that Christ is sufficient for both spiritual need and daily exhaustion.

Matthew 11:28-29 provides the clearest biblical parallel, since Jesus invites the weary and burdened to come to him for rest. The image of beauty for ashes echoes Isaiah 61:3, and the claim that sins are removed farther than the east recalls Psalm 103:12. Together, those passages support the lyric’s movement from heaviness toward grace, peace, and restored joy. The repeated call to lay burdens down keeps the song centered on trust in Christ rather than personal strength.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 11:28-29 Jesus invites the weary and burdened to come to him for rest.
  • Isaiah 61:3 The passage promises beauty in place of ashes and joy in place of mourning.
  • Psalm 103:12 God removes transgressions as far as the east is from the west.