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The Stand 


So I’ll stand
With arms high and heart abandoned
In awe of the One who gave it all
So I’ll stand
My soul Lord to You surrendered
All I am is Yours
You stood before creation
Eternity within Your hand
You spoke the earth into motion
My soul now to stand

You stood before my failure
Carried the Cross for my shame
My sin weighed upon Your shoulders
My soul now to stand




So what can I say
What can I do
But offer this heart O God
Completely to You


So I'll walk upon salvation
Your Spirit alive in me
This life to declare Your promise
My soul now to stand




United We Stand, Hillsong United, 2006













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