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Take Heart (John 16:33) by Shane & Shane cover art

Shane & Shane - Take Heart (John 16:33) Lyrics

Artist:
Shane & Shane

Lyrics

Take heart when I'm worried and afraid
When I wanna run a way I remind myself
My God keeps the promises He makes
So when trouble comes my way I cry for he lp


You've overcome the world for us
I know that You're victorious
I'm counting on Your perfect love
Oh You have overcome


Take heart disappointed with my b est
My heart's sinking in my chest I remind myself
That my G od will never put me to shame
So when trouble comes my way I cry for help


You've overcome the world for us
I know that You're victorious
I'm counting on Your perfect love
Oh You have over come


You carry all the weight for us
I know that You're always enough
I'm counting on Your perfect love
Oh You have over come


My God My God He is for us
Who can Who can be against us
You fought our fight when we could not
You gave Your life Jesus


My God My God He is for us
Who can Who can be against us
You fought our fight when we could not
You gave Your life Jesus


You've overcome the world for us
I know that You're victorious
I'm counting on Your perfect love
Oh You have overcome


You carry all the weight for us
I know that You're always enough
I'm counting on Your perfect love
Oh You have over come


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Meaning & Inspiration

Take Heart draws its central assurance from the words of Jesus in John 16:33. Worry, fear, disappointment, and trouble are named plainly, but none receives the final word. The response is to remember the promises of God and cry for help, placing confidence in the victory and faithful love of Christ rather than in personal strength.

The chorus turns that confidence into a repeated confession: Jesus has overcome the world and carries the weight that troubled hearts cannot bear alone. The bridge also echoes Romans 8:31 by asking who can stand against those for whom God acts. Its reference to the life Jesus gave connects divine help with the cross, grounding courage in sacrifice rather than optimism. Across each section, the song presents taking heart as an act of trust formed by Christs victory, sufficient love, and continuing faithfulness in the middle of distress.

Related Scripture

  • John 16:33 Jesus tells his followers to take heart because he has overcome the world.
  • Romans 8:31 Paul asks who can be against those for whom God is acting.