Take Us To The River

TAKE US TO THE RIVER
Take us there in unity to sing
A song of Your salvation
To win this generation for our King.
A song of Your forgiveness,
For it is with grace that river flows;
Take us to the river
In the city of our God.

Take us to Your throne room,
Give us ears to hear the cry of heaven;
For that cry is mercy,
Mercy to the fallen sons of man:
For mercy it has triumphed,
Triumphed over judgement by Your blood;
Take us to the throne room
In the city of our God.

For the Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon us:
This is the year of the Lord.
The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon us,
This is the year of the Lord.

Take us to the mountain,
Lift us in the shadow of Your hands;
Is this Your mighty angel,
Who stands astride the ocean and the land?
For in his hand Your mercy
Showers on a dry and barren place;
Take us to the mountain
In the city of our God.

Robin Mark

Song Meaning

“Take Us To The River” explores unity, salvation, forgiveness, and mercy. The song invites listeners to respond to unity, salvation, forgiveness, and mercy with faith and worship.

Biblical Message

The song reflects Revelation 22:1–2; James 2:13. These passages give its central confession a clear biblical foundation.

Reflection

The song invites listeners to respond to unity, salvation, forgiveness, and mercy with faith and worship. The message also encourages prayer, trust, and a practical response in daily life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main message of “Take Us To The River”?

The song invites listeners to respond to unity, salvation, forgiveness, and mercy with faith and worship.

Which Bible passages connect with the song?

Revelation 22:1–2; James 2:13 closely support its message.

When can this song be used in worship?

It suits revival or church unity.