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Living Hope by Phil Wickham, Brian Mark Johnson — Lyrics

[REFRAIN] Hallelujah! praise the One who set me free, Hallelujah! death has lost its grip on me, you have broken every chain, there's salvation in your name, Jesus Christ my living hope; [VERSE] then came the morning, that sealed the promise, your buried body, began to breathe, out of the silence, the roaring lion
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About Living Hope

"Living Hope" is a powerful contemporary worship anthem that has found a welcome home in choir lofts and congregations alike. Written by Phil Wickham and Brian Mark Johnson, the song centers entirely on the resurrection and the profound rescue it brings to humanity. It moves from the quiet awe of the empty tomb—"out of the silence, the roaring lion declared the grave has no claim on me"—into a massive, triumphant chorus of praise.

For a choir, this piece is often used during Easter Sunday or throughout the Easter season, as well as for moments of deep reflection and praise. The arrangement builds beautifully, starting with a bold refrain, dropping to a hushed, reverent tone for the narrative of the resurrection morning, and then swelling back into a full-voiced declaration of victory.

Singing this piece allows the choir to lead the congregation in a deeply personal yet communal confession of faith. The words "Hallelujah! death has lost its grip on me" resonate strongly during worship, reminding everyone present of the ultimate freedom and salvation found in Christ. It is a song that lifts the spirit and anchors the heart in the promise of eternal life.