O Christ, Savior, like the seed fallen to the ground,
you suffered death.
United to you, our lives will bear much fruit.
We praise you, Lord.
O Christ, you went down to the lowest point of the human condition;
you remain close to all who are abandoned.
We praise you, Lord.
In your love you took upon yourself our sins;
innocent, you accepted death to free us from death.
We praise you, Lord.
By your love you conquered evil and hatred,
and you live forever at the Father’s side.
We praise you, Lord.
You listen to us in your goodness, and you visit us in our misfortune;
fill our hearts to overflowing by revealing to us the light of your face.
We praise you, Lord.  Amen.

Reprinted by permission from The Worship Sourcebook, c. 2004, CRC Publications.

At Sojourn, we have a movement in our corporate worship liturgy that is designed to express our adoration to God, and it is expressed through various means like scripture readings, prayers and songs.

One such song is “My Maker and My King” from Before the Throne, an old hymn written by Anne Steele, arranged and given a new melody by our Worship Arts Pastor, Mike Cosper.  You’ll find the chord sheet and mp3 in the Before the Throne section of this website.

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