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Live Again (ft. Kyle McHargh & Roosevelt Stewart)  by One House Worship cover art

One House Worship - Live Again (ft. Kyle McHargh & Roosevelt Stewart) Lyrics

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One House Worship

Lyrics

God isn’t sleeping
God isn’t dead
Can you hear His voice calling?
It’s time to live again


So wake up oh sleeper
Wake from the dead
Can you hear His voice calling?
It’s time to live again


Drink of the living water
Taste of the living bread
He is the resurrection
He’s the living God


Run to the living fountain
Dive in and don’t be shy
Oh there is nothing better
Than the living God


God isn’t silent
He’s speaking right now
Can you feel the earth tremble
This is holy ground


Let go of fear now
Believe what He said
Can you feel your faith rising?
It’s time to live again


Drink of the living water
Taste of the living bread
He is the resurrection
He’s the living God


Run to the living fountain
Dive in and don’t be shy
Oh there is nothing better
Than the living God


Dead dreams take a breath
Take a breath in
Dry bones time to live
Time to live again


He’s singing a new song into your lungs
Time to sing again
Time to sing again
Time to dream again


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Meaning & Inspiration

Live Again is built around awakening, resurrection, and renewed faith. Its opening summons echoes the New Testament call for the sleeper to rise from the dead, while its images of living water and living bread identify Christ as the source of enduring life. The song moves from spiritual weariness and fear toward trust in the living God, presenting renewal as a response to His voice.

The later picture of dry bones receiving breath closely recalls Ezekiel’s vision of a lifeless valley restored by God’s word and Spirit. References to dead dreams, new breath, and a new song apply that biblical imagery to hope without reducing resurrection to a change of mood. The repeated invitation to live, sing, and dream again gives the song a communal worship shape while keeping God’s life-giving action at its center.

Related Scripture

  • Ephesians 5:14 The passage calls the sleeper to rise from the dead into Christ’s light.
  • John 11:25 Jesus identifies Himself as the resurrection and the life.
  • Ezekiel 37:4-6 God commands the dry bones to hear His word and receive life.