Cornerstone – Jesus is the Rock – Song Resources

Worship song resources for Cornerstone – Jesus is the Rock by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyG
Tempo80
TagsJesus, Cornerstone, Rock of Israel, Faith, Salvation
CCLI3076868
ScripturesRomans 9:33, Isaiah 28:16, 1 Peter 2:7-8, Job 38:4-6, Jeremiah 51:26, Psalm 118:22, Isaiah 19:13, 1 Peter 2:4-8, Acts 4:10-12, Ephesians 2:20-22

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[VERSE 1]
True to the Word this stone   refused,
By the builders, was the Rock of Israel.
So, don’t pass by and ignore this rock
Or you will stumble trip and fall.
[CHORUS]
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Jesus is the Rock
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Upon this Rock I'll stand.
[VERSE 2]
Be not ashamed, never run away,
In your belief in the Rock of Israel.
So, don’t pass by and ignore this Rock
Or you will stumble, trip and fall.
[CHORUS]
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Jesus is the Rock
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Upon this Rock I'll stand.
[Bridge]
Build on this Rock
Be firm in your faith   ​
and You will know the Lord.
[CHORUS]
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Jesus is the Rock
Cornerstone, Cornerstone
Upon this Rock I'll stand.

About This Song

This song is inspired by scriptures found in the Bible. When a building is constructed one of the most important elements is the cornerstone. This is the first piece that is placed down. It is important because it become the primary reference for the entire building. If the cornerstone is placed incorrectly it will affect the integrity of the the building. The cornerstone is this song refers to Jesus. Jesus is the chief cornerstone upon which the church is built. Unfortunately, for unbelievers the cornerstone becomes a rock or offence or a stumbling block. During the time when Jesus was on earth the religious leaders eyes where blinded and were unable to see Jesus for who he was. Jesus brought salvation to the world. But for the religious leader Jesus was offensive and a stumbling block and the adamantly rejected Him. This resulted in the the most heinous earthly punishment of crucifixion. This song is about in individuals today and their relation and belief in Jesus. For the believer there is great comfort, for the non believer it is a warning.


Praise and Honor – Song Story

The main reason I write worship songs like Praise and Honor is to be a blessing and resource for the Christian church. As I ponder about the song Praise and Honor here are some answers to questions that hopefully share the song’s story.

When a person come to Christ and becomes born again it is the beginning of a new journey. This journey is a life long pursuit with a specific destination. We will all face the afterlife once we leave this world. It is something that no person can avoid. The the believer in Christ our hope is heaven. Our destination is heaven and it is something many

Christian hope and yearn for. It is the work of God that satisfies that hope. In the meantime we need to express our praise, worship and adoration toward God. The song is also about the attributes of God. He is Almighty and He is Majestic for that we are to Praise and Honor him. Of course one of the benefits of heaven is the absence of pain, hurt and sorrow. This is removed and we will be comforted.

Song Lyrics

To dwell in Your presence LORD is my heart's one desire
Only You can satisfy this yearning deep inside
To be where a river flows from God's holy throne
My praise will rise to you as my soul starts to sing

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

To dwell in Your presence LORD is my heart's one desire
Only You can satisfy this yearning deep inside
To be where a river flows from God's holy throne
My praise will rise to you as my soul starts to sing

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

No more pain
No more tears
No more sorrow
Forever set free

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

You are Majesty
You are Majesty
You are Majesty

Why I wrote Praise and Honor?

Praise and Honor was written because there is a deep down yearning to be with God. The Psalmist David so eloquently expressed this “One thing I have desired of the Lord, That will I seek: That I may dwell in the house of the Lord All the days of my life” But what is that look like? When reading Revelation there is a vivid picture of what heaven must be like. Add to that what Jesus did to allow believer to enter heaven only deserve homage to his almighty majesty.

What inspired the song Praise and Honor?

The song Praise and Honor is inspired by a combination of several bible verses.  Here are ones that stand out in regards to the song itself

Scripture References

“And he showed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding from the throne of God and of the Lamb.”

Revelation 22:1

“And every creature which is in heaven and on the earth and under the earth and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, I heard saying: “Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him who sits on the throne, And to the Lamb, forever and ever!”

Revelation 5:13

“for the Lamb who is in the midst of the throne will shepherd them and lead them to living fountains of waters. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes.”

Revelation 7:17

“Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.”

Hebrews 4:16

“Your throne, O God, is forever and ever; A scepter of righteousness is the scepter of Your kingdom.”

Psalm 45:6

“His seed also I will make to endure forever, And his throne as the days of heaven.”

Psalm 89:29

“The Lord has established His throne in heaven, And His kingdom rules over all”

Psalm 103:19

“One thing I have desired of the Lord, That will I seek: That I may dwell in the house of the Lord All the days of my life, To behold the beauty of the Lord, And to inquire in His temple.”

Psalm 27:4

“I will bring honor to your name in every generation. Therefore, the nations will praise you forever and ever.”

Psalm 45:17

“Then I will praise God’s name with singing, and I will honor him with thanksgiving.”

Psalm 69:30

“So I have looked for You in the sanctuary, To see Your power and Your glory.”

Psalm 63:2

“You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power; For You created all things, And by Your will they exist and were created.”

Revelation 4:11

“After these things I heard a loud voice of a great multitude in heaven, saying, “Alleluia! Salvation and glory and honor and power belong to the Lord our God!”

Revelation 19:1

What message would you like people to take from the song Praise and Honor?

One day everyone will meet the Creator. For those who’s hope is in a eternal home in heaven this song attempt to portray what that might be like. Think about that moment where there is not more pain. Jesus wipes away your tear. Forever to be set free from the sin that weighs up down daily.

In this song it is my hope that the individual that sings these words will have a fore knowledge of what it will be like in heaven. Christian devotion to God start now. Let us give praise and honor to God as Almighty Majesty.

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Praise and Honor Song Resources

Worship song resources for Praise and Honor by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyE
Tempo86
TagsMajesty, God Almighty, Heaven, Kingdom of God, adoration, throne, river
CCLI7079623
ScripturesRevelation 22:1,
Revelation 7:17,
Revelation 5:13,
Psalm 27:4,
Psalm 45:17,
Psalm 69:30,
Psalm 63:2,
Revelation 4:11,
Revelation 19:1,
Psalm 45:6,
Psalm 89:29,
Psalm 103:19,
Hebrews 4:16

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[Verse]

To dwell in Your presence LORD is my heart's one desire
Only You can satisfy this yearning deep inside
To be where a river flows from God's holy throne
My praise will rise to you as my soul starts to sing

[Chorus]

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

[Verse]

To dwell in Your presence LORD is my heart's one desire
Only You can satisfy this yearning deep inside
To be where a river flows from God's holy throne
My praise will rise to you as my soul starts to sing

[Chorus]

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

[Bridge]

No more pain
No more tears
No more sorrow
Forever set free

[Chorus]

Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
God Almighty reigns
Praise and Honor
Glory and Power
You are Majesty

[Outro]

You are Majesty
You are Majesty
You are Majesty

About This Song

When a person come to Christ and becomes born again it is the beginning of a new journey. This journey is a life long pursuit with a specific destination. We will all face the afterlife once we leave this world. It is something that no person can avoid. The the believer in Christ our hope is heaven. Our destination is heaven and it is something many Christian hope and yearn for. It is the work of God that satisfies that hope. In the meantime we need to express our praise, worship and adoration toward God. The song is also about the attributes of God. He is Almighty and He is Majestic for that we are to Praise and Honor him. Of course one of the benefits of heaven is the absence of pain, hurt and sorrow. This is removed and we will be comforted.


Only Sovereign Lord – Song Resources

Worship song resources for Only Sovereign Lord by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyG
Tempo110
TagsHoly ,Christian Rock, Heaven, God, Contemporary Christian, Jesus, God, Sovereign, Surrender
CCLI7079621
ScripturesActs 4:24
Psalms 146:1-2
Revelation 15:3
John 1:29

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Holy, Holy, Holy Lord
Seated on the throne
You are worthy of all praise
bowing down I honor you

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all 

Mighty, Mighty, is the Lamb
High and lifted up
You're the Savior of my soul
By Your blood I've overcome

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all

I surrender my life to you
I surrender my life to you

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all

About This Song

The meaning of the word sovereign is “a supreme ruler”. That is who the Lord Jesus is. Also, there is only one Lord we need to follow. That is where the title comes, Only Sovereign Lord. The song starts out exalting Jesus as a holy Lord in His rightful place on the throne. This speaks of his royalty and position to rule. When looking to Jesus the appropriate response in worship. In the song this act is shown honor through bowing at his feet and lifting him up.


Only Sovereign Lord – Song Story

The main reason I write worship songs like Only Sovereign Lord is to be a blessing and resource for the Christian church. As I ponder about the song Only Sovereign Lord here are some answers to questions that hopefully share the song’s story.

The meaning of the word sovereign is “a supreme ruler”. That is who the Lord Jesus is. Also, there is only one Lord we need to follow. That is where the title comes, Only Sovereign Lord.

Song Lyrics

Holy, Holy, Holy Lord
Seated on the throne
You are worthy of all praise
bowing down I honor you

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all 

Mighty, Mighty, is the Lamb
High and lifted up
You're the Savior of my soul
By Your blood I've overcome

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all

I surrender my life to you
I surrender my life to you

Only Sovereign Lord 
At Your feet I fall
Only Sovereign Lord 
You are above all

The song starts out exalting Jesus as a holy Lord in His rightful place on the throne. This speaks of his royalty and position to rule. When looking to Jesus the appropriate response in worship. In the song this act is shown honor through bowing at his feet. In Act 4:24 it is written

“When they heard this, they raised their voices together in prayer to God. “Sovereign Lord,” they said, “you made the heavens and the earth and the sea, and everything in them.”

The role of the Christian worshipper is to give honor and praise. We are also called to place him above everything.

In the second verse the song reminds the worshiper the greatest thing done for mankind. Jesus is the Lamb that was slain for our sins. The amazing thing is that this Lamb is mighty is strength. Through the blood of Jesus comes salvation. Our salvation allows us to overcome sin and death. But there is one thing every person must do to receive this gift.

We find that response in the bridge of the song. Only when a person surrenders to Jesus can they experience true salvation. John the Baptist so eloquently said

“Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!”

We are designed to worship God. The fall makes this act difficult. However, the Mighty Lamb Jesus who is the “Only Sovereign Lord” provides people a way of salvation. For this honor him by bowing down at the feet of Jesus who sits on the throne.

Why I wrote Only Sovereign Lord?

There will be a day in the future where everyone will bow down and acknowledge that Jesus is Lord. In this song the picture I want to paint is what that would be for Christ followers. The attributes of the Lord are many. He is Holy, He is worthy and He is mighty. Our response is to acknowledge that he is the one and only sovereign Lord. The worshippers response is to fall down and bow at his feet. That is an act of submission to His rule.

What inspired the song Only Sovereign Lord?

The song Only Sovereign Lord is inspired by a combination of several bible verses.  Here are ones that stand out in regards to the song itself

When they heard this, they raised their voices together in prayer to God. “Sovereign Lord,” they said, “you made the heavens and the earth and the sea, and everything in them.

Acts 4:24 NIV

Praise the Lord!
Praise the Lord, O my soul!
While I live I will praise the Lord;
I will sing praises to my God while I have my being.

PSALM 146 1-2

“And they sing the song of Moses the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb, saying, Great and marvelous are your works, Lord God Almighty; just and true are your ways, thou King of saints.”

Revelation 15:3

“Come, let us worship and bow down. Let us kneel before the LORD our maker”

Psalm 95:6

Then Job arose, tore his robe, and shaved his head; and he fell to the ground and worshiped.

Job 1:20

What message would you like people to take from the song Only Sovereign Lord?

There will be a day where everyone will die. There are options available today as we live to make a decision to commit our lives to God. In this song it is my hope that the individual that sings these words will have a fore knowledge of what it will be like in heaven. Christian devotion to God start now. Let us reverence the Lord for what He has done. Our lives need to surrender to the amazing free gift of salvation.

Listen to Only Sovereign Lord

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Where Do You Stand – Song Story

The obvious reason for writing the song Where Do You Stand is to be a blessing and resource for the Christian church. This song is also one for the non-believer who has not yet made a decision to follow Christ as Savior. As I ponder about the song Where Do You Stand, here are some answers to questions that hopefully share the song’s story.

Why I wrote God Has Come?

There is a point in everyone’s life where they need to make an important decision regarding where they stand in regards to a relationship with God.  They are either for or against God’s plan of salvation. The song is about making an important decision that has eternal ramifications.  For some people the decision is easy, for others it is hard.  To add to this there is also a huge spiritual battle for the souls.  There is also an urgency because none of us know the time or hour when we will meet the Lord.  However, for those who accept God’s plan of salvation there is victory.  My hope is that this song will encourage Christians that God is our salvation especially when facing spiritual battles.

What inspired the song God Has Come?

The song God has Come is inspired by a combination of several bible verses.  Here are ones that stand out in regards to the song itself

Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour.

1 Peter 5:8

This is the spiritual battle that is being fought for the soul of every person.  It is not necessarily something we can see, feel or touch but the enemy is out there deceiving and moving souls from the truth.

This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun! 2

Corinthians 5:17

For anyone who is made alive by the resurrection power of Jesus for salvation, it means a new life with hope of heaven. This life changing event is a decision that each individual needs to make sometime in their life. 

 And then shall they see the Son of man coming in a cloud with power and great glory.

Luke 21:27

There will be a day when the Lord will return with the angels and saints.

Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen.

Revelation 1:7

This is a parallel verse to Luke 21:27 where the Lord will return.

What message would you like people to take from the song God Has Come?

We do not know the time or hour that God will call us up.  There is an urgency in play.  Time is fleeting and each individual needs to examine where they stand in regards to heaven or hell.  My hope is the some help move a person closer to making the life altering decision to accept God plan of salvation through the live, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Listen to Where Do You Stand

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Where Do You Stand – Song Resource

Worship song resources for Where Do You Stand by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyE / Cm
Tempo69
TagsSpiritual Battle,
End Times,
Angels,
Revelation,
Song for the Church,
Salvation,
Victory,
Day of the Lord,
Eschatology,
Rapture,
Faith
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Scriptures1 Peter 5:8
2 Corinthians 5:17

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Battle lines have been drawn.
By the force of right and wrong
There’s a choice you must make

Tugging away at your heart
Oh, Where do you stand?

It is time, the enemy nears
Search your soul and fight all fear
All around the trumpet sounds

The day of the LORD is at hand
Where do you stand?

Cause the day of the LORD is at hand
Where do you stand?

There’s a war for your soul
Arm yourself for the day
Angels come in the clouds
All the saints will rise up

There’s a war for your soul
Arm yourself for the day
Angels come in the clouds
All the saints will rise up

There’s a war for your soul
Arm yourself for the day
Angels come in the clouds
All the saints will rise up

in Victory!
in Victory!
in Victory!

Oh the Day of the LORD is at hand
Oh Where do you stand?

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About This Song

This song is about questioning where a person stands regarding their faith. There is a spiritual battle between forces of light and dark or right and wrong. There is an urgency for making a decision for the Lord as the end times gets closer everyday. There are forces in the spiritual realm that battle for a persons soul.

Stay alert! Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour.

1 Peter 5:8

This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!

2 Corinthians 5:17

God Has Come Song Resources

Worship song resources for God Has Come by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyC
Tempo90
TagsWorship, Christian, praise, Gospel, spiritual ,victory, salvation, trust, strength, Lord, GOD, Contemporary Christian, Praise & Worship
CCLI7079605
ScripturesIsaiah 12:2

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VERSE 1
God has come to save me.
I will trust in Him
God has come to save me.
I will not be afraid.

CHORUS
The LORD GOD
Is my strength
Thank you LORD!
Praise your name
The LORD GOD
Is my song
Tell the world
let them know
He has given me
VICTORY

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About This Song

The premise behind the song is found in scripture.  Specifically, the bible verse Isaiah 12:2.  This single verse is packed with God’s love.  First off, God is the source of salvation.  We all have this in common, there are times in life where we need to be saved. 

These could be dark and lonely times.  It could be moments of distress and anxiety   However, to acknowledge God is my salvation leads to the behavior of trust and peace.  Afterall, peace is the opposite of being afraid.  Some translation end with the word “victory”.  And that is what Christians get when putting their entire trust in Him.

My hope is that this song will encourage Christians that God is our salvation especially when facing spiritual battles.


Worship Ministry Resources for the Song Cascading River of Love

One of the primary reasons I wrote the song Cascading River of Love is for use in worship ministry.  This song was written to bring worshiper into a better worship experience with God. It is my hope that the song will encourage, inspire and minister to anyone who participates in the song.

In life, we all experience difficult times. Moments where life is spiritually dry. This is the primary theme of the song. This desert place experience creates a desire to be refreshed. When it come to Jesus, He is the source of living water and the Holy Spirit desires to drench his children with the ultimate refreshment that come from God. The image of a cascading river that pours down paints a picture of that experience. It is a continual deluge of spiritual filling. It happens not once but many times over and over.

I invite worship leaders to consider adding Cascading River of Love to their song list. To assist in making that happen, several assets are being provided to worship leader and church music directors. Chord Charts, Lead Sheets and Audio are available.  It is my sincere hope, that the resources available here will help you learn the song.

You will find that the songs are based on principles from the Bible. As such, scripture references are available. Please take some time to evaluate, listen and pray about how you in incorporate this song into your music sets. Keep in mind, this song was written to help the church have a greater relationship with their Creator through song.

Other Worship Ministry Resources

For each song presented there are several tools that will help you learn and teach the songs. Here is a brief summary of the tools available for you.

Audio

You can learn the songs by listening to a recording of the songs. An audio player is also available to allow you to listen to song online.

Chord Chart

This tool provides you the basic chords and words to the songs. This will assist you in learning the songs.

Lead Sheet

Each song presented includes a lead sheet. This tool provides the melody, words, song structure and chords. This is a comprehensive document that helps you learn each song.

Scripture

The worship songs are based on Scripture therefore references are included to help with worship service planning

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How to use this song in your worship ministry

There are many positive ways you can use music to soothe, inspire & motivate!  Here are some ideas how you can benefit by using this music to complement your experience with God…

  • Worship Service Use this music to bless your congregation by offering song that glorify God.
  • Outreach Use the music for outreach into your community. The message in these songs help spread the hope that only comes through Jesus Christ.
  • Camps and Retreats Use this music to help foster community during camps and retreats.
  • Education Youth Leaders & Educators to start discussions in classroom settings
  • Reflection Play a song during reflection time in a seminar, workshop, retreat or service

Do I need permission to use this song?

I write music to share, to be heard, and to touch a many people as I can, I encourage you to use this music in your daily life, sing, meditate, pray and share it will those you love. So YES you do have John Pape’s permission to play these songs in group settings. We ask that you please email me the titles of the song(s) you are using and how they are being received.

Music, Lyrics & Charts made available through The Mediatunes Project (ASCAP) are copyright protected and registered with CCLI. They are not to be sold. Please feel free to copy and distribute to your worship team only and for the purpose of including these songs in your worship services and/or church programs. Please report usage of these songs to CCLI per your CCLI license. If you do not have a CCLI license please contact CCLI at: www.ccli.com. For all other licensing needs please contact us and we will direct you to the appropriate publishers.

Record this Song

This song exists to give glory to God. With that in mind it is available for you to use in your church worship services. I only ask a few small things of you.

First, that you please report to CCLI that the song is being used in the church service. The CCLI for this song is 7079624

Secondly, if you are using any form of visual, like printing, overhead slides, PowerPoint, etc., that you make available the copyright information, title of the song and author.

Copyright © 2016 The Mediatunes Project, Words and Music by John Earl Pape

You are also welcome to record any of my songs. This ministry is very song driven and when other artists and worship leaders record those they are assisting in fulfilling a vision. I do ask that you fill out a mechanical license, print it out and send it to The Mediatunes Project (ASCAP) with the correct check amount.

Cascading River of Love Mechanical License


Cascading River of Love – Song Resource

Worship song resources for Cascading River of Love by John Pape. Worship leader’s use these song resources to learn the song to use in your ministry.

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Song Information

SongwriterJohn Earl Pape
ThemeWorship
KeyBb
Tempo92
Tagslove, grace, mercy, Holy Spirit, Living water, overflow, throne, river
CCLI7079624
ScripturesIsaiah 43:12
John 7:37-39
John 4:14
John 7:38
Revelation 22:1
Psalm 63:1
Psalm 32:3-4
Jude 1:2
Acts 22:16
Revelation 14:2–3
Revelation 19:6

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[VERSE 1]
When My heart is dry like the desert day
And my life is cracked like the dried out clay 
Every part of me thirsts for one small drink
Of pure Living Water to rain down on me. 

[CHORUS]
Cascading River of Love Pour Down on Me
Every single drop I freely receive
Fill my cup to the top let love overflow
Let it go, let it flow

[VERSE 2]
Cleanse me from the dirt dwelling deep inside
Purify my heart, take away my pride
Saturate my soul with your lavish love
Like a rushing current from God's holy throne

[CHORUS]
Cascading River of Love Pour Down on Me
Every single drop I freely receive
Fill my cup to the top let love overflow
Let it go, let it flow

[BRIDGE]
Pour Down Your Love
Pour Down Your Grace
Pour Down Your Mercy on Me
Fill me with Love
Fill me with Grace
Fill me with mercy so great.

[CHORUS]
Cascading River of Love Pour Down on Me
Every single drop I freely receive
Fill my cup to the top let love overflow
Let it go, let it flow

Copyright © 2016 John Pape
All Rights Reserved
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About This Song

The song Cascading River of Love written and composed by John Pape is a Christian Praise and Worship song. The purpose of the songs is to encourage and bless worshippers. In life, difficult times one can experience moments where life is spiritually dry. That is how the song starts. It sets the stage for individuals who are in a desert place. In this dry state of existence a desire to be refreshed and renewed is sought.

When it come to Jesus, He is the source of living water and the Holy Spirit desires to drench his children with the ultimate refreshment that come from God. The image of a cascading river that pours down paints a picture of that experience. It is a continual deluge of spiritual filling. It happens not once but many times over and over. However the worship needs to examine their own motives and look to be purged of the dirt that dwell in their heart. Water not only refreshes but is has the power to clean. This is a story of restoration, renewal and refreshment by the love, mercy and grace of God.

The song features a catchy melody and powerful lyrics that speak of the never-ending and unconditional love that God has for us. The lyrics are written in such a way that they create a visual of a cascading river, which is a metaphor for the love of God that is always flowing and never-ending. The imagery in the lyrics is very strong and evocative, making it easy for listeners to connect with the message of the song.

The song has a very positive and uplifting message that is sure to bring hope and inspiration to those who need it most. The song’s message is one of love and acceptance, reminding listeners that no matter what they may be going through, they are loved and accepted by God.

Musically, the song is a blend of contemporary Christian and pop, with a driving beat and lush instrumentation. It will be perfect for a Sunday morning service or for a daily commute.

Overall, “Cascading River of Love” is a song that will touch the hearts of many and will be a powerful addition to any Christian music playlist.

“Cascading River of Love” is a powerful and uplifting Christian song that is sure to resonate with listeners of all ages. The song is written by John Earl Pape, and produced by The Mediatunes Project.