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Be Thou My Vision

Blessed Assurance - Fanny J. Crosby & Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp

Near The Cross - Arr. Eugene McCammon

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Esta canción es la historia de la Cruz, de su resurrección, del amor más grande que pueda existir. Es una historia que no tiene fin, que no pasa de moda sino que permanece por la eternidad. Anástasis: la resurrección de Cristo nos lleva a responder a su gran amor por nosotros. ¡Una vez más, gracias por ver este video y por compartir esta canción de adoración al único cuyo nombre es sobre todo nombre: Jesús!

Pero Dios demuestra su amor por nosotros en esto: en que cuando todavía éramos pecadores, Cristo murió por nosotros.(Romanos 5:8 ~ NVI)

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Ale Berrios: voz y guitarra acústica
Israel Risco: voz y teclados
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ALABARÉ AL SEÑOR
(ANÁSTASIS)
Traducción oficial en español
(O Praise the Name (Anástasis))

Letra y Música: Marty Sampson, Benjamin Hastings y Dean Ussher
Traducción por: Equipo de Traducción de Hillsong y TWICE

VERSO 1:
Recordaré aquella cruz
Donde sangró y murió Jesús
Heridas que por mi sufrió
Crucificado, Salvador

VERSO 2:
Su cuerpo envuelto en dolor
En el sepulcro reposó
En soledad Él se quedó
Jesús Mesías, el Señor

CORO:
Alabaré
Al Señor mi Dios
Tu nombre yo proclamaré
Eternamente te cantaré
Señor, Señor mi Dios

VERSO 3:
Pero al tercer amanecer
Un gran estruendo se escuchó
¿Dónde está muerte tu aguijón?
Cristo Jesús resucitó

VERSO 4:
Muy pronto Él regresará
Su rostro resplandecerá
En su presencia estaré
Y cara a cara le veré

Copyright Info
Song Title: O Praise The Name (Anástasis)
Artist: Hillsong Young & Free
Words and Music by Marty Sampson, Benjamin Hastings & Dean Ussher
	
© 2015 Hillsong Music Publishing (APRA). All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
CLLI: 7037787

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Copyright belongs to hillsongchurchsydney and CapitolCMGPub.

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Hillsong Worship - O Praise the Name (Anástasis) (Alabaré al Señor) (cover en español by TWICE)

Fading Footprints - John Harding & Andrew Martin

Goodness of God - Ben Fielding, Brian Johnson, Ed Cash, Jason Ingram, & Jenn Johnson

Lyrics:

1.
When heavy rains fall down,
When people are not around
That used to be in our lives,
It feels like our world's crashing down.
We don't know how to think,
We don't know how to feel,
We don't know where to turn
When the darkness surrounds.
Yet, all through the night,
The Psalms remain right:
My trust is in You.

Chorus.
My trust is in You,
My trust is in You,
With every morning, Your mercies are new
Lord, my heart rests with You,
My heart rests with You,
With every morning, I lean into You
And give thanks,
God, You are great,
My trust is in You. 

2.
Show me Your ways of old,
Teach me Your paths, lead me right.
On You I wait, O Lord,
For You are the God of my life.
Lord, You're good, ever kind,
Merciful, and upright;
Teach the humble Your ways
And the sinner make right.
Pardon my name
For Your name's sake;
I know You will save.

Lyrics: Lane Branch
Composition Lane Branch & Haden A. Ayers

© Copyright 2025 Lane Branch & Haden A. Ayers. www.WithAllMyBreath.com. All Rights Reserved.

My Trust Is in You (Psalm 25) - Lane Branch & Haden A. Ayers

What if everything you've been told about spiritual progress is backwards?

This song came from reading an ancient Buddhist text—the Lotus Sutra—that completely flips our understanding of how transformation happens. We're taught that meaningful change requires years of effort, countless hours of practice, immense sacrifice. Grind long enough and maybe, just maybe, you'll get somewhere.

But the sutra says something radical: a single moment of genuine joy, one word of heartfelt praise, can carry more weight than a lifetime of striving. Not because effort doesn't matter, but because the quality of your intention—that flash of pure, open-hearted recognition—connects you to something timeless.

It's not about what you know. It's about how you feel when truth lands.

I wanted to capture that paradox in a bluesy folk song—the weariness of the long climb and the sudden liberation of realizing the door was never locked. Fingerpicked guitar, slide guitar crying in the background, a little gospel organ lifting the chorus. It's meant to feel like sitting on a porch at dusk, finally understanding something you've carried for too long.

The song asks: What if the greatest spiritual moment of your life isn't somewhere in the distant future, but available right now, in your very next breath of authentic praise?

Inspired by Chapter 18 of the Lotus Sutra: "The Merits of a Person Who Rejoices"

If this song moves you, that moment of feeling—that's not nothing. That might be everything.
🎵 Bluesy Folk | Acoustic Gospel | Americana

Lyrics: 
[Verse 1]
I been climbing this mountain for so many years
Counting every step, every prayer, every tear
Thinking I gotta earn my way through heaven's door
With a lifetime of labor and a whole lot more
But the old sutra whispers something strange to my ear

[Chorus]
One word of praise, that's all it takes
One moment of joy when your heart breaks awake
One word of praise to every Buddha that's been
Every Buddha that is, every Buddha again
One word of praise—that's the gate, that's the key
One moment of joy sets the whole cosmos free

[Verse 2]
They say you can't think your way to the promised land
The wise men try but they don't understand
So forget what you know, just feel what is true
The rarest flower ain't the teaching—it's you
With your heart wide open and your willing hand

[Chorus]
One word of praise, that's all it takes
One moment of joy when your heart breaks awake
One word of praise to every Buddha that's been
Every Buddha that is, every Buddha again
One word of praise—that's the gate, that's the key
One moment of joy sets the whole cosmos free

[Bridge - Sparse, questioning]
The scarcity ain't in the signal, friend
It's in the static filling up your head
Can you tune your receiver to the right frequency?
Can you cut through the noise and just let yourself be?

[Verse 3]
Your intention's a time machine, can't you see?
When you aim at the truth, you're already free
That single word echoes through eternity
Past and future bow down to your honesty
You're standing at the start of the Bodhisattva's road

[Chorus - Full, celebratory]
One word of praise, that's all it takes
One moment of joy when your heart breaks awake
One word of praise to every Buddha that's been
Every Buddha that is, every Buddha again
One word of praise—that's the gate, that's the key
One moment of joy sets the whole cosmos free

[Outro - Return to intimate]
So what if the greatest thing you'll ever do
Is waiting in the very next moment for you?
Just one word of praise
One simple word of praise
Hallelujah—one word of praise

[End with sustained resolution]

Fading Footprints - John Harding & Andrew Martin

Andrew Martin

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