Men of faith rise up and sing
Of the great and glorious King
You are strong when you feel weak
In your brokenness complete
Shout to the north and the south
Sing to the east and the west
Jesus is Saviour to all
Lord of heaven and earth
(Last time)
Lord of heaven and earth
Lord of heaven and earth
Lord of heaven and earth
Rise up women of the truth
Stand and sing to broken hearts
Who can know the healing power
Of our glorious King of love
We’ve been through fire
We’ve been through rain
We’ve been refined
By the power of His name
We’ve fallen deeper in love with You
You’ve burned the truth on our lips
Rise up church with broken wings
Fill this place with songs again
Of our God who reigns on high
By His grace again we’ll fly
Song Meaning
Men, women, and the whole church are called to sing of Jesus as Saviour across every direction. The song acknowledges weakness and hardship while turning again to grace.
Biblical Message
Psalm 96:1–3 calls for praise among the nations; 2 Corinthians 12:9 connects strength with weakness.
Reflection
Make space for broken voices in the church’s public witness.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Shout To The North”?
Men, women, and the whole church are called to sing of Jesus as Saviour across every direction. The song acknowledges weakness and hardship while turning again to grace.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 96:1–3 calls for praise among the nations; 2 Corinthians 12:9 connects strength with weakness.
When can this song be used in worship?
Congregational praise and mission.