There’s a reason why the curse of sin is broken
There’s a reason why the darkness runs from light
There’s a reason why we stand here now forgiven
Jesus is alive
There’s a reason why we are not overtaken
There’s a reason why we sing on through the night
There’s a reason why our hope remains eternal
Jesus is alive
Praise the King
He is risen
Praise the King
He’s Alive
Praise the King
Death’s defeated
Hallelujah He’s alive
Hallelujah He’s alive
There’s a reason why our hearts can be courageous
There’s a reason why the dead are made alive
There’s a reason why we share His resurrection
Jesus is alive
The grave could not ignore it
All of Heaven’s roaring
Hell where is your victory
Death where is your sting
The world cannot ignore it
When all the saints are roaring
Hell where is your victory
Death where is your sting
Song Meaning
This Easter song explains Christian courage, forgiveness, eternal hope, and resurrection life through one declaration: Jesus is alive and death is defeated.
Biblical Message
1 Corinthians 15:20–22, 54–57 proclaims Christ raised and death defeated; 1 Peter 1:3 connects His resurrection with living hope.
Reflection
The risen Jesus gives hope stronger than sin and death. Let celebration become courageous, faithful living.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Praise The King”?
This Easter song explains Christian courage, forgiveness, eternal hope, and resurrection life through one declaration: Jesus is alive and death is defeated.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
1 Corinthians 15:20–22, 54–57 proclaims Christ raised and death defeated; 1 Peter 1:3 connects His resurrection with living hope.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits Easter, baptisms, and resurrection worship.