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Love Your Neighbor

By Jamie Kimmett

2,574 views Oct 1, 2026 updated Love Your Neighbor - Single album Verified editorial review

Song Meaning

Jamie Kimmett quotes Mark 12:31 directly as the song's entire chorus: "love your neighbor, love your neighbor as yourself." Jesus names this the second-greatest commandment, and the song treats it as practical instruction rather than only a nice sentiment — "come on Church, let's change the game, show the power in Jesus' name."

"All we know is that the world will bow when He comes in on the clouds" reaches for Matthew 24:30's description of the Son of Man "coming on the clouds of the sky with power and great glory." "Bad news everywhere, broken hearts in need of prayer" keeps the command grounded in a specific, named context rather than abstract ethics — love as the appropriate response to a world described honestly as struggling.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Bad news everywhere

Broken hearts in need of prayer

But there’s hope in His grace

And together we can give it away


Why do we hesitate?

One day might be too late

We’ve got to spread the gospel from our hearts

There’s no better place to start


Love your neighbor

Love your neighbor as yourself

We’ve got to love one another

Love your neighbor as yourself


Come on Church, let’s change the game

Show the power in Jesus’ name

Love the lost and the hurtful too

Remember who is living in you


Love your neighbor

Love your neighbor as yourself

We’ve got to love one another

Love your neighbor as yourself


Nobody knows when the day will come

Prophet or angel above 

All we know is that the world will bow

When He comes in on the clouds

Oh, He’s coming in on the clouds


Love your neighbor

Love your neighbor as yourself

We’ve got to love one another

Love your neighbor as yourself

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