Simply Redeemed
Brian Courtney Wilson's 'Simply Redeemed' is a gospel song celebrating the believer's identity in Christ. It acknowledges human imperfection while rejoicing in the redemption secured by Jesus' sacrifice. The lyrics emphasize that salvation is a gift, not earned by works, and that believers are called to walk together in faith. The song also looks forward to the day when believers will be made perfect in God's presence, free from tears and pain. It encourages listeners to accept God's love and live out their redemption.
I am a Christian, do you know what that means?
It means I'm far from perfect but simply redeemed
I was bought with a purpose, purchased by love
It's not a form of religion, but a gift from above
I am not perfect, I have been redeemed
I am a believer, listen do you know what that means?
It means I've pledged my life, I gave Him everything
And just to know He loves someone like me
Cause I am not perfect but I have been redeemed, redeemed
While I was yet in my transgressions
Somebody paid the price for me
I offered up my life to Him and now I say again
I am not perfect but simply redeemed
I am your sister, can I show you the way?
We'll walk this road together
Yes we will, we'll take it day by day
By faith I know we'll make this journey's end
Make no mistake about it
You have been redeemed, redeemed
Are you a gain of your transgressions
Jesus, He payed to set you free
So offer up your life to Him accept His love
And then you can begin to walk together
I have been redeemed, yes redeemed
While I was yet in my transgressions
Jesus He died to save you and me
So why not give your life to Him, accept His love
And then begin to walk together hand in hand
And surely He will heal our land
And on that day He comes again
And we will find our rest in Him
And then we'll be perfect, and then we'll be perfect
No more tears and no more pain
What a day of rejoicing that will be
He's held me in His hand, cared by His grace
We'll be perfect,when we behold His face
We will be perfect, we will be perfect, simply redeemed