Divine Power (Live at The Orchard Conference) Gas Street Music — Anna Hellebronth, Millie Ferguson

New worship song 'Divine Power' from Gas Street Music, recorded LIVE at The Orchard Conference 2023.

Lyrics:
It started with surrender
A cross that bore my burdens
A mercy so deep

No tomb was strong enough
To hold the weight of love
That now lives in me

Divine power risen from the grave
The same power running through these veins
Who on earth could stand against
The resurrection power of Jesus

Honest in my weakness
Before the great redeemer
Who crowns me with grace

I will fear no evil
The darkness bows to Jesus
And the glory of His name

Divine power risen from the grave
The same power running through these veins
Who on earth could stand against
The resurrection power of Jesus

I see your Spirit moving in room
Right here and now
Your holy presence filling every mind
Right here and now
A touch of heaven, healing every heart right here and now
You’re here right now
You’re here right now

I feel your power shaking up the ground right here and now
The blood of Jesus, breaking every chain that holds us down
This is freedom, open up the gates let joy break out
Let joy break out
Let joy break out

Divine power risen from the grave
The same power running through these veins
Who on earth could stand against
The resurrection power of Jesus

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Written By: Anna Hellebronth, Luke Hellebronth, Matheus Augusto, Millie Ferguson, Nick Herbert & Zo Ross-Waddell

[larsm.]

This one of the most intense Worship and most precious Songs i´ve heard in such a long time. The whole planet has to hear this! God is good, god is love … god is always for you, no matter whom you are & what your story is, god loves you!

[anonamouse.p]

Brava GAS STREET MUSIC all the way from Belfast, this is a 'parful' Worship moment x

[quekrt]

wonderful!I’ve been looking for this song since I heard it at gas street church! I didn’t know they made it!❤❤❤Cass

[laurenenzfelder]

Beautiful! Who are you? You are awesome!

[davidorourke]

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