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Communion Song by Jonathan Stockstill + Bethany Worship cover art

Jonathan Stockstill + Bethany Worship - Communion Song Lyrics

Artist:
Jonathan Stockstill + Bethany Worship

Lyrics

Verse 1


Let’s have a meal


Let me reveal who I am


I’m your Savior


I will kneel down


and wash all the sin from your soul


I’m your servant


I am all you need


Chorus


I’m the lamb that was slain


and my blood washes you clean


I’m the pure sacrifice


Let my life give you life


I’m the lamb


Verse 2


I am the bread


Given for every man


I sustain you


Drink from the cup


It is my blood shed for all


I’m redemption


I am all you need


I am everything


Bridge


We cry worthy


We cry worthy


We cry worthy


Is the lamb of God


Chorus 2


You’re the lamb that was slain


And your blood washes us clean


You’re the pure sacrifice


Let your life give us life


You’re the lamb


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Meaning & Inspiration

Communion Song presents the Lord’s Supper through words spoken in the voice of Christ and answered by the gathered worshipers. The first verse joins a shared meal with service, cleansing, and the Savior’s willingness to kneel. Its movement from table to basin recalls Jesus washing his disciples’ feet, while the chorus identifies him as the slain Lamb whose sacrifice brings cleansing and life. The language keeps communion connected to both humble service and redemption.

Bread and cup shape the second verse, closely reflecting Jesus’ words at the Last Supper. The bread is given to sustain, and the cup points to blood shed for many. When the bridge shifts to “worthy,” the song moves from remembrance into worship, echoing the praise offered to the Lamb in Revelation. The final chorus changes from Christ’s first-person declaration to the congregation’s direct confession. That change gives the song a fitting communion pattern: Christ’s gift is announced, received, and answered with gratitude for the life that comes through his sacrifice.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 22:19-20 Jesus gives the bread and cup as signs of his body given and blood poured out.
  • John 13:4-5 Jesus kneels to wash his disciples’ feet during the meal, taking the role of a servant.
  • Revelation 5:12 Heavenly worship declares the Lamb who was slain worthy to receive honor and praise.