Nailed to the Cross – Rend Collective – New Song Cafe
Nailed to the Cross - Rend Collective - New Song Cafe: Rend Collective présente "Nailed to the Cross," une louange explorant la signification profonde de la croix de Jésus.
2023
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Nailed to the Cross - Rend Collective - New Song Cafe: Rend Collective présente "Nailed to the Cross," une louange explorant la signification profonde de la croix de Jésus.
Just too fast to sing with, needs to be slower THEN we’re talkin’!
bernard jackson
5 années il y a
i so wish these guys would come to new england . massachusetts specifically???
Christy Watung
6 années il y a
So good
Aaron Crawford
6 années il y a
Thank you guys ! Love the soul of your music.
Tara Sullivan
6 années il y a
Amen!
KiMTV Music/Vlogs
6 années il y a
Nailed to the cross 🙁
George Allen
6 années il y a
I can’t wait to share this to my colleague tomorrow! Great song, Great song.
Kristen Baker
6 années il y a
I genuinely think this is a great song full of gospel truth and am a big fan, but it would be super easy to sub the lyric 'a man condemned' for 'I am not as one condemned' or the like, especially for a congregation. It seems unnecessary to insist that everyone thinks of themselves as 'men condemned' when not everyone is a man. This is especially important since the song is referring to our individual standing before God as condemned (and it isn't talking more abstractly about 'man' as in 'mankind'). I think it takes away from an otherwise brilliant and encouraging song and could be made more inclusive to Christian sisters – all grace and peace xx
Just too fast to sing with, needs to be slower THEN we’re talkin’!
i so wish these guys would come to new england . massachusetts specifically???
So good
Thank you guys ! Love the soul of your music.
Amen!
Nailed to the cross 🙁
I can’t wait to share this to my colleague tomorrow! Great song, Great song.
I genuinely think this is a great song full of gospel truth and am a big fan, but it would be super easy to sub the lyric 'a man condemned' for 'I am not as one condemned' or the like, especially for a congregation. It seems unnecessary to insist that everyone thinks of themselves as 'men condemned' when not everyone is a man. This is especially important since the song is referring to our individual standing before God as condemned (and it isn't talking more abstractly about 'man' as in 'mankind'). I think it takes away from an otherwise brilliant and encouraging song and could be made more inclusive to Christian sisters – all grace and peace xx
https://youtu.be/gileADmpzos1st
Thank you Jesus for the cross and the resurrection.I live because you live . Amen