Lyrics
I walked alone, trying to find my way
On winding roads and paths that I had made
Wandering so far from grace
I’d given up on things that I believe
My hopes and dreams were buried in the sea
But You were there, calling out to me
Life will rise, Death will die
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Stains washed white, You paid the price
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Ooo, Ooo, Your love is mine, Your love is mine
I once was lost and burdened by my shame
But You took the cross and suffered in my place
You rescued me, I belong to You
Life will rise, Death will die
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Stains washed white, You paid the price
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Ooo, Ooo, Your love is mine, Your love is mine
I called Your name
You looked my way, You looked my way
I called Your name
You looked my way, You looked my way
I called Your name
You looked my way, You looked my way
I called Your name
What could separate, what could separate
Life will rise, Death will die
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Stains washed white, You paid the price
Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Ooo, Ooo, Your love is mine, Your love is mine
Ooo, Ooo, Your love is mine, Your love is mine
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Your Love Is Mine” traces a movement from wandering and shame to rescue and belonging. The first verses describe self-made paths, abandoned hopes, and distance from grace, but the turning point comes when God calls to the lost person. That call leads toward the cross, where Jesus suffers in the sinner’s place and establishes a new identity shaped by grace rather than failure.
The chorus gathers the song’s main claims into images of resurrection, cleansing, and redemption. “Stains washed white” echoes Isaiah’s promise that scarlet sins can become white as snow, while the repeated question about separation recalls Paul’s assurance that nothing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ. The contrast between life and death also places the resurrection at the center of its hope. Rather than presenting divine love as an abstract feeling, the song locates it in Christ’s sacrifice, his response to the lost, and the security of belonging to him. Repetition turns that assurance into a steady confession of received love.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 1:18 The promise pictures scarlet sins becoming white as snow.
- Romans 8:38-39 Paul declares that nothing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ.
- 1 Peter 2:24 Christ is described as bearing sins in his body on the cross so that believers may live.