Planetshakers - The Anthem Lyrics
Lyrics
Hallelujah!
You have won the victory.
Hallelujah!
You have won it all for me.
Death could not hold you down
You are the risen king
Seated in Majesty
You are the risen king
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Meaning & Inspiration
Planetshakers' "The Anthem," released in 2008 as part of the album *All for Love*, stands as a powerful declaration of Christian faith and a vibrant call to worship. This song isn't just a catchy tune; it’s a sonic embodiment of the believer's radical commitment to Christ. At its core, "The Anthem" articulates a profound realization that Jesus is the ultimate solution, the singular focus around which our lives should revolve. It speaks to the transformative power of encountering God, moving from a state of searching or perhaps even futility, to finding everything in Him. This resonates deeply with the scriptural truth that in Christ, all things are held together (Colossians 1:17) and that apart from Him, we can do nothing of eternal significance (John 15:5). The message is one of singular devotion, a complete surrender of self to the reigning Lordship of Jesus. It’s the kind of song that shifts perspective, reminding us that the Christian life is not about adding Jesus to our existing plans, but about allowing His will and His presence to redefine everything. It echoes the Apostle Paul’s sentiment in Philippians 3:7-8, where he counts all things loss for the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus as Lord, having suffered the loss of all things rather than gain Christ. The urgency and joy within "The Anthem" reflect the exuberance of those who have truly found their purpose and hope in the resurrection power of Jesus. It’s a declaration that in a world often filled with uncertainty and fleeting pursuits, the unwavering truth of God’s love and the victory achieved through Christ is the only foundation worth building a life upon. This is a song that inspires a return to the foundational truths of the Gospel, urging listeners to make Jesus the central theme, the "anthem," of their existence.