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Christ Is Risen

Phil Wickham

Lyrics
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Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me
For I once was lost, but now I'm found
Was blind, but now I see

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

The prodigal is welcomed home
The sinner now a saint
For the God who died, came back to life
And everything is changed

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

O death, where is your sting?
O fear, where is your power?
For the Mighty King of kings has disarmed you
Delivered and redeemed
Eternal life is ours
O praise His name forever

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

And all throughout eternity
Our song will be the same
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

And on the day You call me in
To Heaven's sweet embrace
I'll see Your scars, Your open arms
And the beauty of Your face
Through tears of joy, I'll lift my voice
In everlasting praise

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

O death, where is your sting?
O fear, where is your power?
For the Mighty King of kings has disarmed you
Delivered and redeemed
Eternal life is ours
O praise His name forever

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

And all throughout eternity
Our song will be the same
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave, yeah!
Jesus is alive!
Oh, oh-ooh
And all throughout eternity
Our song will be the same
Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

Oh, oh-ooh
And on the day You call me in
To Heaven's sweet embrace
I'll see Your scars, Your open arms
And the beauty of Your face
Through tears of joy, I'll lift my voice
In everlasting praise

Hallelujah
Christ is risen from the grave

💡 Song Meaning & Background

Phil Wickham’s contemporary Christian worship song "Christ Is Risen" proclaims the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its triumphant victory over sin and death. Drawing heavily upon New Testament resurrection narratives, particularly the Gospel accounts of the empty tomb and Paul's writings in 1 Corinthians 15, the lyrics celebrate the foundational Christian belief that Christ's defeat of the grave offers eternal life and redemption to humanity. Through its upbeat tempo and congregational praise format, the song encourages believers to respond to this pivotal biblical event with communal joy, worship, and unwavering faith.