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There Is A Savior by New Life Worship cover art

New Life Worship - There Is A Savior Lyrics

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New Life Worship

Lyrics

There is a Savior


There is a King


There is a power


Beyond defeat


This is the Good News


His name is Jesus


There is a Healer


There is a Friend


There is a mercy


That never ends


This is the Good News


His name is Jesus


He saves, He saves


Rejoice, all you people


He reigns, He reigns


He conquered the grave


Awake, awake


The song of our freedom


There is a Savior 


His name is Jesus


We are the rescued 


We are the free


We are forgiven


We are redeemed


This is the Good News 


Because of Jesus


He saves, He saves


Rejoice, all you people


He reigns, He reigns


He conquered the grave


Awake, awake


The song of our freedom


There is a Savior 


His name is Jesus


Christ crucified


Raised to life


Coming back again


Christ crucified


Raised to life


Coming back again


Christ crucified


Raised to life


Coming back again


Christ crucified


Raised to life


Coming back again


He saves, He saves


Rejoice, all you people


He reigns, He reigns


He conquered the grave


Awake, awake


The song of our freedom


There is a Savior 


His name is Jesus


He saves, He saves


Rejoice, all you people


He reigns, He reigns


He conquered the grave


Awake, awake


The song of our freedom


There is a Savior 


His name is Jesus


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Meaning & Inspiration

There Is a Savior presents the identity and work of Jesus through a sequence of concise declarations. He is named as Savior, King, healer, and friend, while mercy is described as unending and his power as greater than defeat. The chorus answers those claims with rejoicing because Jesus saves, reigns, and has conquered the grave. The language of rescue, freedom, forgiveness, and redemption keeps the song centered on the good news it repeatedly announces.

The bridge compresses the Christian confession into three movements: Christ crucified, raised to life, and coming again. Those lines place the celebration of freedom within the larger account of the cross, resurrection, and promised return. Repetition reinforces the communal proclamation without shifting attention away from Jesus. The song therefore joins personal salvation to a public call for praise, presenting Christian hope as grounded in Christ’s victory over death and his continuing reign.

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