THIS IS YOUR BODY
EVANGELIST EMMANUEL ROGERS
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THIS IS YOUR BODY
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EVANGELIST EMMANUEL ROGERS
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“This Is Your Body” is a deeply spiritual communion worship song centered on the broken body and precious blood of Jesus Christ. Inspired by the sacrifice of Calvary and the New Covenant, this song leads believers into a sacred atmosphere of worship, remembrance, thanksgiving, healing, redemption, freedom, and surrender.
With a powerful male lead vocal, responsive choir, African contemporary gospel influences, and a reverent worship arrangement, “This Is Your Body” is especially suitable for Holy Communion services, Sunday worship, prayer meetings, healing services, personal devotion, and moments of reflection at the Lord’s Table.
The message echoes the words of Jesus:
“This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me.”
Luke 22:19
As you worship, remember what Christ accomplished through His body and blood. His body was broken, His blood was poured out, the price was paid, and through His sacrifice we have redemption and peace with God.
Sing with faith:
By Your body, I am healed.
By Your blood, I am redeemed.
By Your cross, my chains are broken.
Jesus, You have set me free.
This worship song carries a simple but powerful confession:
There is healing in the blood.
There is freedom in the blood.
There is power in the blood.
There is victory in the blood.
May this song lead your heart back to Calvary, deepen your appreciation for the sacrifice of Jesus, and create a meaningful atmosphere as you partake in Holy Communion.
Artist: Emmanuel M. Rogers
Song Title: THIS IS YOUR BODY
Genre: African Contemporary Gospel Worship / Communion Worship
Theme: The Body and Blood of Jesus, Communion, Redemption, Healing, Salvation, Covenant, Calvary
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“For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come.”
1 Corinthians 11:26