Love Comes Down
Matt Maher's song 'Love Comes Down' celebrates the incarnation, marveling that the God of the universe became human to dwell among the weak and broken. The lyrics reflect on finding grace and majesty in Jesus, who humbly washed His disciples' feet, and emphasize that when we cry out, God's love comes down again. The song calls listeners to sing for faith, hope, and the great love that has found what was lost, ending with repeated hallelujahs. It's a worshipful reflection on the wonder of God becoming one of us and the redemption He brings.
I'm searching for a king and kingdom
Here among the beggars and the weak
The broken and redeemed
I'm finding grace beyond all measure
In flesh and blood He hides His majesty
Inside of you and me
Why would a King do such a thing?
Isn't it beautiful? Isn't it marvelous?
The God of the universe, He became one of us
We cry out and then love comes down again
Faith is found in Him, Hallelujah
Oh, glorious beyond all measure
Bending low to wash His traitor's feet
People just like me
Why would a king do such a thing?
Isn't it beautiful? Isn't it marvelous?
The God of the universe, He became one of us
We cry out and then love comes down again
Hope is found in Him, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
So sing, sing for faith, sing for hope
Sing for what great love has done
What was lost He has found
Shout it out, oh
Isn't it beautiful? Isn't it marvelous?
The God of the universe, He became one of us
We cry out and then love comes down again
Glory is found in Him, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, so we're singing