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"Savior" by Thoughts And Notions: Celebrating 20 Years of Worship


Thoughts And Notions' 20th Anniversary Edition of "Savior" is a heartfelt comeback that links the past with the present with a new recording of earlier work. And… as expected with all of the experience they gained during those 20 years, their artistic maturity can be heard in this updated rendition for a new generation. Savior was their very first praise and worship song. It was initially recorded in 2004 for their first album, "In Awe of His Amazing Love," a fundraising project for their church.

Thoughts And Notions - Savior (20th Anniversary Edition)The lyrics are very relatable for anyone who's ever felt "shaken, broken, failing" or lost in life's chaos. "You're my answer, my lord and founder," they sing—a reminder that Jesus is the ultimate anchor and stronghold in life.

The chorus, "Lord Jesus my savior / You came and became my redeemer / I was lost but you saved me," hope for anyone who feels they're drowning in confusion. As the song continues, it shifts to celebration: "There is nothing more I need in my life / Now I want to celebrate this life with you." It invites you to replace despair with devotion and embrace a life lived fully for God.

With its fresh yet nostalgic vibe, this song points you to the One who is always there, ready to lead you home, no matter how far you've wandered.

(Related scripture: Psalm 40:2; John 14:6; Romans 5:8)

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