Biography:
Stuart Townend is a British Christian worship leader and writer of hymns and worship songs. His output includes "In Christ Alone" (2002, cowritten with Keith Getty), "How Deep The Father's Love", "Beautiful Saviour" and "The King Of Love".
In 2005, Cross Rhythms magazine described Townend as "one of the most significant songwriters in the whole international Christian music field". Christian website Crosswalk.com commented that, "The uniqueness of Townend’s writing lies partly in its lyrical content.
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Other songs:
- Beautiful Saviour (all My Days)
- All My Days Beautiful Saviour
- Beautiful Savior
- Christ Be In My Waking
- Come People Of The Risen King
- Creation Sings
- Every Promise
- From The Squalor Of A Borrowed Stable
- Great Is He Whos The King Of Kings
- How Deep The Fathers Love For Us
- How Long We Have Sung Our Songs
- I Am Here For You
- Immanuel
- In Christ Alone
- May The Peace Benediction
- Mily Nagy Az Isten Szerelme
- My First Love
- My Heart Is Filled With Thankfulness
- O Church Arise
- O God Of Love
- O My Soul Arise And Bless Your Maker
- Oh To See The Dawn The Power Of The Cross
- Pour Over Me
- Promise Of The Ages
- Psalm 23
- Salvations Song
- Spirit Of Heaven Christ In Me
- The King Has Come
- The Lords My Shepherd
- The Man Who Calmed The Sea
- The Perfect Wisdom Of Our God
- The Power Of The Cross
- There Is A Hope
- Who Paints The Skies
- Who Paints The Sky
- Wie Tief Muss Gottes Liebe Sein
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Alright, here's another one that we do that I thought you might enjoy. It's a
powerful hymn, so have some fun with it and sing your heart out.
We play with a Capo 2, but it can be done without it. So wherever you feel
comfortable, go for it. (All chords are relative to the capo)
[Verse 1]
D Em7 D/F# G
How deep the fathers love for us
D/F# Bm7 A
How vast beyond all mea-sure
D Em7 D/F# G
That He should give his only son
D A D
To make a wretch His trea-sure
D Em7 D/F# G
How great the pain of searing loss
D/F# Bm7 A
The Father turns His face away
D Em7 D/F# G
As wounds which mar the Chosen One
D A D
Bring many son's to glory
G D G
[Verse 2]
D Em7 D/F# G
Behold the Man upon the cross
D/F# Bm7 A
My sin upon His shoulder
D Em7 D/F# G
Ashamed I hear my mocking voice
D A D
Call out among the scoffers
D Em7 D/F# G
It was my sin that held Him there
D/F# Bm7 A
Until it was accom-plished
D Em7 D/F# G
His dying breath has brought me life
D A D
I know that it is finished
G D G
[Verse 3]
D Em7 D/F# G
I will not boast in anything
D/F# Bm7 A
No gifts no power no wisdom
D Em7 D/F# G
But I will boast in Jesus Christ
D A D
His death and resurrection
D Em7 D/F# G
Why should I from His reward
D/F# Bm7 A
I cannot give an answer
D Em7 D/F# G
But this I know with all my heart
D A D
His wounds have paid my ransom
Repeat the last four lines twice slowing down as you go.
Thanks and enjoy!
powerful hymn, so have some fun with it and sing your heart out.
We play with a Capo 2, but it can be done without it. So wherever you feel
comfortable, go for it. (All chords are relative to the capo)
[Verse 1]
D Em7 D/F# G
How deep the fathers love for us
D/F# Bm7 A
How vast beyond all mea-sure
D Em7 D/F# G
That He should give his only son
D A D
To make a wretch His trea-sure
D Em7 D/F# G
How great the pain of searing loss
D/F# Bm7 A
The Father turns His face away
D Em7 D/F# G
As wounds which mar the Chosen One
D A D
Bring many son's to glory
G D G
[Verse 2]
D Em7 D/F# G
Behold the Man upon the cross
D/F# Bm7 A
My sin upon His shoulder
D Em7 D/F# G
Ashamed I hear my mocking voice
D A D
Call out among the scoffers
D Em7 D/F# G
It was my sin that held Him there
D/F# Bm7 A
Until it was accom-plished
D Em7 D/F# G
His dying breath has brought me life
D A D
I know that it is finished
G D G
[Verse 3]
D Em7 D/F# G
I will not boast in anything
D/F# Bm7 A
No gifts no power no wisdom
D Em7 D/F# G
But I will boast in Jesus Christ
D A D
His death and resurrection
D Em7 D/F# G
Why should I from His reward
D/F# Bm7 A
I cannot give an answer
D Em7 D/F# G
But this I know with all my heart
D A D
His wounds have paid my ransom
Repeat the last four lines twice slowing down as you go.
Thanks and enjoy!
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