Holy Ground

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What I See (Live)

This song has brought my so much joy and humbleness. Every time I listen to this song, I shiver because it reminds me of the magnitude of the Cross. I am so grateful and hope this song impacts you the way it did for me. 

If you enjoy this song as much as I do please support Bethel and purchase this song on their "Tides" album. Thanks!

The life You gave
Your body was broken
Your love poured out
You bled and You died for me
There on the cross
You breathed Your last as you were crucified
You gave it all for me

Hallelujah, what a Savior
Hallelujah, what a friend
Hallelujah, King forever
We thank You for the cross

There in the ground
Sealed in the darkness
Lifeless laid
The frame of the Father's son
In agony
He watched His only Son be sacrificed
He gave it all for me

But on that day
What seemed as the darkest hour
A violent hope
Broke through and shook the ground
And as You rose
The Light of all the world was magnified
And You rose in victory

Hallelujah, it is finished
Hallelujah, it is done
Hallelujah, King forever
We thank you for the cross

Though our sins are scarlet
You have made us white as snow. x2

For The Cross - Bethel Music

This isn't just a song. It's a story for everyone who's ever felt invisible.
It starts with a restaurant bill. A tapped pencil. A "calculated kindness" that's really just a cruel, heartless joke.
"Keep Running" is a raw, defiant anthem for anyone who's ever seen the worry in someone else's eyes and recognized it as their own. It's for the "fellow runners" in this brutal masquerade, the ones who know what it's like to have a ghost following them for years.
This world will try to break you down to the bone. Don't let it.
This is our anthem. If you feel this, you are not alone.
Share this. Let them know we see them.

"The cheapest thing at this whole table... is the judgment in your hand."
"Keep Running" is a song born from a moment of quiet, brutal observation. It contrasts the cold arithmetic of a privileged worldview with the raw, daily struggle of those just trying to stand.
Set against a driving, relentless rhythm, the song captures the desperate, hopeful energy of its chorus. It's a story of two runners—one seen (the waitress with worn-out shoes) and one unseen (the narrator)—both haunted by the "same damn ghost" of poverty and perseverance.
This is a modern folk-rock anthem for the unseen, the empathetic, and the resilient. It's a song for anyone who believes that true strength isn't found in what you save, but in your ability to see the humanity in others.
Words & Music by Russell Nomer. Copyright Russell Nomer October 18, 2025 All Rights Reserved ASCAP Work ID#932881933 ISRC#QT5AM2581933


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