Still The King
Chris Tomlin's song is a worship anthem reflecting on the cross, the sacrifice of Jesus, and the empty tomb. It expresses gratitude for grace and salvation, declaring that Christ is worthy of all praise. The lyrics move from contemplating the cost of grace to celebrating Christ's victory over death, filling the singer with endless gratitude. The repeated refrain emphasizes that the blood of Christ remains powerful and that Jesus is still King, prompting heartfelt worship and praise.
When I think of the cross
The cross of Christ
Praise begins to rise
Praise begins to rise
When I look on the Lamb
The wounded Lamb
My hands will lift to Him
My hands will lift to Him
Isn't He worthy of all our worship?
Isn't He worthy of the praises we bring?
How could my heart not sing hallelujah?
For the blood is still the blood
And the King is still the King
When I recount the cost
The cost of grace
You bought my sin and shame
I'll never be the same
When I look at my life
How good You've been
Oh. I can't hold it in
I'll never hold it in
Isn't He worthy of all our worship?
Isn't He worthy of the praises we bring?
How could my heart not sing hallelujah?
For the blood is still the blood
And the King is still the King
The King is worthy
Oh. Isn't He worthy?
When I think of the tomb
The empty tomb
I'm filled with gratitude
Endless gratitude
For He defeated death
And He reigns above
No grave could hold His love
No grave could hold His love
When I think of the tomb
The empty tomb
I'm filled with gratitude
Oh. Endless gratitude
Oh. For He defeated death
And He reigns above
No grave could hold His love
No grave could hold His love
Isn't He worthy of all our worship?
Isn't He worthy of the praises we bring?
How could my heart not sing hallelujah?
For the blood is still the blood
And the King is still the King
Isn't he worthy of all our worship?
Isn't he worthy of the praises we bring?
How could my heart not sing of all You've done for me?
For the blood is still the blood
And the King is still the King
For the blood is still the blood
And the King is still the King