THE BROKEN, WEARY AND POOR
Finding You are the cure
The weak and dying, glorifying, You in it all
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus loves me
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus saved me
The song of the redeemed, the echoes of those made free
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus loves me.
The fallen back on their feet
The fatherless now complete
The innocent suffering, rising from wounding, to find
You were there all along!
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus loves me
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus saved me
The song of the redeemed, the echoes of those made free
It’s the song of the beautiful, Jesus loves me
Oh how He loves me, oh how He loves me
Oh how He loves me
The broken, the beautiful
The prodigal running home
The widow never alone
The one who is waiting, rising and singing, “You Jesus, You Are My All!”
Christy Nockels
Song Meaning
“Song Of The Beautiful” explores Jesus restoring the broken, poor, and fatherless. Christ’s redeeming love lifts wounded people and gives the rescued a beautiful new song.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 147:3 and Isaiah 61:1–3. These passages give its central confession a clear biblical foundation.
Reflection
Christ’s redeeming love lifts wounded people and gives the rescued a beautiful new song. The message invites prayer, trust, worship, and a practical response in daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Song Of The Beautiful”?
Christ’s redeeming love lifts wounded people and gives the rescued a beautiful new song.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 147:3 and Isaiah 61:1–3 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits healing, outreach, or testimony.