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How I Love You by Red Rocks Worship cover art

Red Rocks Worship - How I Love You Lyrics

Artist:
Red Rocks Worship

Lyrics

Here I come


With everything whole


And everything broken


Within my soul


I won’t wait another day to wash my sins away


Never I’ve found


A love so pure


To take all of my wrongs


And make them Your own


More than my mind and my desires hold


You gave me more


As I go to the waters


Memories rise, each step reminds


Me who I was and who You’re making


Soaking clean


I’m finally free


You are the Hope of my life


Lifter of our eyes


In You, I’ve come alive


How I love You


Your healing I have known


Your beauty we will show


Rescuer of my soul


How I love You


Now I know


When more trials come


And the darkness steals the dawn


Your Holy Spirit


Is my Peace forevermore


I believe You are


Who You say You are


I believe You gave


More than I deserve


For all my days I will live to tell


Of Your goodness, Lord


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Meaning & Inspiration

How I Love You presents cleansing and new life through the imagery of entering water. The singer approaches with both wholeness and brokenness, confessing sin and receiving a love able to take those wrongs away. As memories arise with each step, the past is not denied; it becomes the background for freedom and for the identity God is forming.

The chorus answers that cleansing with affection and praise. God is named as hope, healer, rescuer, and the one who lifts downcast eyes. Later lines acknowledge that trials and darkness may return, yet the Holy Spirit remains the source of lasting peace. The water imagery may recall baptism and the biblical call to have sins washed away, while the movement from an old identity to a renewed one reflects the language of new creation. The closing confession joins belief with witness: God’s goodness becomes the subject of a life devoted to telling what he has done.

Related Scripture

  • Acts 22:16 The verse joins baptism with the image of sins being washed away.
  • 2 Corinthians 5:17 Life in Christ is described as a new creation in which the old has passed away.
  • John 14:26-27 Jesus connects the Holy Spirit with his enduring gift of peace.