We are welcomed here
In Your house O Lord
We can feast at Your table
Sit at Your feet
There’s a special place
Set for each of us
You have loved us
And welcomed us here
We’re Your sons and Your daughters
And we run to the
Arms of our Father
Pour out Your mercy
Dry every tear
You have loved us
And welcomed us here
You have loved us
And welcomed us here
By Your Spirit we cry
Abba Father
Gathered into the fold
By our Father
Called out of darkness
Into Your Kingdom of Light
Out of the dark
Into the light
You have loved us
And welcomed us here
You have loved us
And welcomed us here
Song Meaning
The house and table images make God’s welcome tangible. The song calls worshipers sons and daughters who can approach their Father in mercy, even with tears.
Biblical Message
Romans 8:15 speaks of the Spirit of adoption through whom believers cry “Abba, Father”; Ephesians 2:19 describes belonging to God’s household.
Reflection
How can you extend that welcome to someone who feels out of place?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “You Have Welcomed Us” about?
The house and table images make God’s welcome tangible. The song calls worshipers sons and daughters who can approach their Father in mercy, even with tears.
What Scripture connects with this song?
Romans 8:15 speaks of the Spirit of adoption through whom believers cry “Abba, Father”; Ephesians 2:19 describes belonging to God’s household.