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Love Like This by The Belonging Co cover art

The Belonging Co - Love Like This Lyrics

Artist:
The Belonging Co

Lyrics

Oh the wonder of Your love 


Leaves me speechless, undone 


Oh the mystery of Your grace 


That it covers my mistakes


In awe of You, I’m in awe of You 


I’ve never known love like this


So beautiful


I’ll never get used to this 


My heart is Yours 


Of this I am convinced 


From now until the end 


I’ll never know love like this 


So beautiful


When I think of what You’ve done 


Every sin You’ve overcome 


That You would do it all again 


I will never comprehend


In awe of You, I’m in awe of You


You don’t leave me where You found me


Pull me up out of the mess 


You don’t leave me brokenhearted


Never break Your promises 


You keep giving second chances


Far above what I deserve


You keep telling me I’m worth it


Not a love I have to earn 


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Meaning & Inspiration

Love Like This centers on wonder at grace that covers failure and on a love received rather than earned. The song’s speaker responds with awe, surrender, and lasting devotion, confessing that the heart belongs to God. Its images of being lifted from a mess, restored after brokenness, and given another chance present divine love as active mercy rather than abstract sentiment. The repeated declaration that such love is beautiful gives the song a clear worship focus.

The lyrics closely align with the biblical picture of grace offered despite sin. Romans 5:8 provides a fitting connection because it describes God’s love demonstrated through Christ while humanity was still sinful. Ephesians 2:8–9 also supports the song’s contrast between gift and effort: salvation comes by grace and cannot be earned. Together, these themes make the song a confession of gratitude, assurance, and belonging, with every response flowing from what God has already done.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 5:8 God demonstrates his love through Christ while humanity is still sinful.
  • Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation is described as a gift of grace rather than something earned by works.