His Mercy Is More Lyrics
Verse 1
What love could remember, no wrongs we have done
Omniscient, all-knowing, He counts not their sum
Thrown into a sea without bottom or shore
Our sins they are many, His mercy is more
Verse 2
What patience would wait as we constantly roam
What Father so tender is calling us home
He welcomes the weakest, the vilest, the poor
Our sins they are many, His mercy is more
Verse 3
What riches of kindness He lavished on us
His blood was the payment His life was the cost
We stood ‘neath a debt we could never afford
Our sins they are many, His mercy is more
Chorus
Praise the Lord
His mercy is more
Stronger than darkness
New every morn’
Our sins they are many, His mercy is more
His Mercy Is More Meaning
The song His Mercy Is More was inspired by the songwriters Matt Boswell and Matt Papa after hearing a John Newton sermon.
A quote found on Matt’s website indicates a specific statement from John Newton himself.
A clear indicator that these songwriters have a heart for Jesus and a heart for the Gospel truth of Scripture.
They understand that music is an expression of worship, not worship.
Music is the means by which people can express their worship of God and true songs that honor God is the ones that have Him as the focus and His goodness.
Who Sings His Mercy Is More?
Multiple people have performed the hymnal His Mercy is More. Some indicate it was made famous by Keith & Kristyn Getty.
Who Wrote The Hymn His Mercy Is More?
Matt Boswell and Matt Papa wrote the hymnal His Mercy Is More.
How Does Music Affect You Spiritually?
The music we listen to and sing shifts our attitude, mindset, and emotional state within moments of engaging. Christians therefore should take careful steps in safeguarding their hearts and minds against music that can influence them negatively.
I’m not talking about just avoiding worldly forms of music, but forms of music that teach untrue doctrines and false truths not found in the Bible.
If a song sings about God being lonely in Heaven and not wanting it without us, it can and will influence our thinking, even if it’s on a small level we cannot pick up on.
A frog stays in a boiling pot for a reason, and the same can go with the music we listen to daily.
Slow and tiny adjustments over time can become huge. We must be careful in all that we do.
Don’t like what I’m saying? Don’t just take my word for it, take it from God.
Music can stir us emotionally.
Music can lead us down paths both good and bad.
Are you trusting God more because of the music you listen to? No.
Music is powerful and influential. It’s also a gift from God. Watch this sermon on how music plays an important role in the life of a believer.