Come To Jesus (Rest In Him) by Jordan Kauflin and Matt Merker | Lyric Video by WordShip
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"Come To Jesus (Rest In Him)" by by Keith and Krystn Getty featuring Jordan Kauflin and Matt Merker Live at Sing22 was released on May 13, 2022 From The Deluxe Album, "Come To Jesus (Rest In Him)" is a peaceful and powerful worship song. "Come To Jesus (Rest In Him) by Keith and Krystn Getty" reveals and proves to us that if we hold unto God and trust in His ways, surely the Lord will erase and forget all our burdens we have.ππ
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Matthew 11:28 ~
βCome to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. ππ
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Words and Music by: Jordan Kauflin and Matt Merker βοΈπΌ
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Lyrics:
Verse 1
Are you weary, heavy laden?
Come and lay your burdens down
Jesus calls you, Jesus draws you
Rest in Him
He is gentle, he is lowly
He delights to bring us peace
Tender shepherd, mighty Savior
Rest in Him
Chorus
How sure His compassion for us
Oh, how deep is His love
So come, come to Jesus
And rest in Him
Verse 2
Are you hopeless, are you guilty
Caught in shame for all your sin?
He pursues you, to forgive you
Rest in Him
He has paid for every failure
Mercy flows in Π΅ndless streams
Come and follow, freedom calls you
RΠ΅st
