Song : Grace To Grace
Artist: Hillsong Worship
Album: Let There Be Light
Writer: Joel Houston / Chris Davenport
If love endured that ancient cross
How precious is my Savior’s blood
The beauty of heaven wrapped in my shame
The image of love upon death’s frame
If having my heart was worth the pain
What joy could You see beyond the grave
If love found my soul worth dying for
How wonderful, how glorious
My Savior’s scars victorious
My chains are gone, my debt is paid
From death to life and grace to grace
If heaven now owns that vacant tomb
How great is the hope that lives in You
The passion that tore through hell like a rose
The promise that rolled back death and its stone
If freedom is worth the life You raised
Oh where is my sin, where is my shame?
If love paid it all to have my heart
How wonderful, how glorious
My Savior’s scars victorious
My chains are gone, my debt is paid
From death to life and grace to grace
When I see that cross, I see freedom
When I see that grave, I’ll see Jesus
And from death to life, I will sing Your praise
In the wonder of Your grace
How my soul will sing Your praise
In the wonder of Your grace
How my soul will sing Your praise
How wonderful, how glorious
My Savior’s scars victorious
My chains are gone, my debt is paid
From death to life and grace to grace
Grace to Grace Song Meaning
“Grace to Grace” reflects on the cross, the empty tomb, forgiveness, and freedom. It presents salvation as the work of Christ’s love, carrying the believer from guilt and death into hope and new life.
Biblical Message
Ephesians 2:8–9 teaches that salvation is received by grace through faith. Colossians 2:13–14 describes cancelled debt, and Romans 6:4 connects Christ’s resurrection with walking in new life.
Reflection
Grace frees us from trying to earn God’s love. It also changes how we live: forgiven people can confess honestly, forgive others, and face the future without being ruled by former shame.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “Grace to Grace” about?
It celebrates Jesus’ saving work and the movement from sin and death into freedom and life.
Which Bible passage explains salvation by grace?
Ephesians 2:8–9 is one of the clearest companion passages.
What does grace change in daily life?
It replaces self-reliance with gratitude and helps believers live from forgiveness rather than shame.