At the Cross

Religious Music · Other Songs - Religious Music

Mourner, wheresoever thou art,

At the cross there's room!

Tell the burden of thy heart,

At the cross there's room!

Tell it in thy Savior's ear,

Cast away thine every fear,

Only speak, and He will hear;

At the cross there's room!



Haste thee, wand'rer, tarry not,

At the cross there's room!

Seek that consecrated spot;

At the cross there's room!

Heavy laden, sore oppressed,

Love can soothe thy troubled breast;

In the Savior find thy rest;

At the cross there's room!



Thoughtless sinner, come today;

At the cross there's room!

Hark! the Bride and Spirit say,

At the cross there's room!

Now a living fountain see,

Opened there for you and me,

Rich and poor, for bond and free,

At the cross there's room!



Blessèd thought! For every one

At the cross there's room!

Love's atoning work is done;

At the cross there's room!

Streams of boundless mercy flow,

Free to all who thither go;

Oh, that all the world might know

At the cross there's room!

At the Cross

Religious Music's "At the Cross" stands as a solemn testament to the genre's enduring focus on Christ's sacrifice. Rooted in the tradition of hymnody, the track reflects the collective devotion found in works like "It Is Well With My Soul" and "We Shall Overcome." The composition captures the quiet reverence typical of English-language religious music, prioritizing spiritual reflection over theatricality. By adhering to the stylistic conventions of its peers, the recording serves as a timeless piece designed to inspire contemplation within a community of faith.