Matt Redman - Majesty Your Grace has found me Just as i am Lyrics

"Majesty" opens with a posture of humility, standing covered by grace while openly admitting sinfulness, language that borrows directly from a well-known hymn's description of coming to God "just as I am." That admitted unworthiness sets up the song's central contrast, grace freely given despite nothing offered in return.

Its chorus repeats the title word alongside that same borrowed phrase, describing arrival "empty handed but alive" in God's hands, an image of complete dependence rather than any contribution brought to the encounter. A later verse describes being "sanctified by glory and fire," language echoing a call to holiness modeled on God's own character.

Rooted in contemporary worship's confession-and-response structure, the song functions as a declaration of transformation through grace alone, its repeated chorus treating majesty encountered in humility, rather than achievement, as the specific occasion for a life described as permanently changed.