No Greater Love
Don Moen's song 'No Greater Love' reflects on the depth of Christ's sacrificial love. The lyrics describe being loved when unlovely, sought when lost, and redeemed at the highest cost. It emphasizes that there is no greater love than laying down one's life for a friend, directly referencing John 15:13. The song also touches on themes of being chosen, cleansed, clothed with righteousness, and crowned with steadfast love. It is a worshipful meditation on God's grace and the precious price paid for salvation.
You loved me,
When I was so unlovely,
You sought me
When I was lost;
You showed me
How much You really loved me,
When You bought me
At the highest cost
There's no greater love than this,
There's no greater love than this,
That a man would give his life for a friend;
There's no higher sacrifice
Than a man would give his life,
You have paid a precious price for me
You chose me,
When I was so unworthy
You cleansed me
With Your own blood;
You clothed me
With righteousness and mercy,
And You crowned me
With Your steadfast love
There's no greater love than this,
There's no greater love than this,
That a man would give his life for a friend;
There's no higher sacrifice
Than a man would give his life,
You have paid a precious price for me
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