God Of Calvary
Passion's song "God of Calvary," performed by Chris Tomlin, reflects on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The lyrics describe the weight of sin carried by Christ, the darkness at His death, and the victory of His empty tomb. The song emphasizes that through His wounds and blood, believers are set free and redeemed, and it calls listeners to praise God for the cross. It also expresses a desire to never lose sight of the grace shown at Calvary, making it a worshipful meditation on the central events of the Christian faith.
On the hill of Calvary, the Light of all the world
With the world on His shoulders
The weight of all our shame, on Him who knew no sin
A Holy surrender
The sky went dark, the Angels wept
The Father looked away
The final breath, He bowed His head
The lamb of God was slain
By His wounds I am set free
By His blood I've been redeemed
The great divide He crossed for me
Oh, praise the God of Calvary
On the hill of Calvary, into the Father's hands
A Holy surrender
A borrowed tomb, His mother wept
And there His body lay
The stone was moved, He conquered death
And rose, from the grave!
By His wounds I am set free
By His blood I've been redeemed
The great divide He crossed for me
Oh, praise the God of Calvary!
And if I never, never
Lose sight of this place
I will never, never
Lose sight of Your grace
The Cross is all, all I need to see
Oh, praise the God of Calvary
And if I never, never
Lose sight of this place
I will never, never
Lose sight of Your grace
The Cross is all, all I need to see
Oh, praise the God of Calvary
By Your wounds I am set free
By Your blood I've been redeemed
The great divide You crossed for me
Oh, praise the God of Calvary
Your Cross is all, all I need to see
Oh, praise the God of Calvary