"Who tells the sun to rise every morning
Colors the sky with the shades of His glory
Wakes us with mercy and love
Jesus does"
How sweet it is to be loved by the Lord. As our lives go on, we can often let our focus shift to the difficulties we face or the worries we have for tomorrow, neglecting the joy of our salvation that should still be present in our lives. With “Jesus Does," We The Kingdom reminds us to take joy and comfort from God’s grace each day. With a sound as sweet as honey, this song instantly transports us to a pleasant pasture where we can rest and rejoice in Jesus’ embrace.
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“Jesus Does” kicks off with a hopeful, homegrown sound that blends in elements of country, rock, and gospel music as smooth vocals declare some of the wonders that Jesus works in our lives daily. This rocking worship anthem is able to bring about an innate hopefulness in us like few other songs have before. If you ever need a song to give you confidence for your future in Christ, give this one a go.
Instead of worrying about all the ways our lives could go wrong, we should travel boldly into the future with the same joy that we experienced at the first moment of salvation. That first moment where we tasted just how sweet it is to be loved and held by the Savior. He has promised to give us a future and a hope. So let us cling to the sweetness of God and take the next step before us with an assurance that He will lead us to our promised triumph.
“Who sings the song of sweet forgiveness
Who stole the keys to hell and the grave
Who has the power to save
Jesus does”
“Jesus Does” was released as a part of the band’s self-titled album, “We The Kingdom” in September 2022. One of the band’s primary members, Andrew Bergthold, shares his joy for what God has done in his life through We The Kingdom. “It's crazy just to see the faithfulness and the miracles that God does in your life, and We the Kingdom looks different than I would have ever imagined, but it's way better. Because it's God's plan, it's God's time.”
