Thank You God For Saving Me
Chris Tomlin · Burning Lights [2013]
What can I give to you
What can I offer to the king
For all the love you've shown
For all your mercy over me
[Chorus:]
I called your name, you heard my cry
Out of the grave, and into life
My heart is yours, my soul is free
Thank you God for saving me
Thank you God for saving me
The rock of salvation
My hope is built on nothing less
Morning by morning
How great is your faithfulness
[Chorus:]
I called your name, you heard my cry
Out of the grave, and into life
My heart is yours, my soul is free
Thank you God for saving me
Thank you God for saving me
[Bridge:]
You have your life upon the cross
You suffered once for all
You made a way
Jesus in victory you rose
You made us all your own
Now we are saved
What can I offer to the king
For all the love you've shown
For all your mercy over me
[Chorus:]
I called your name, you heard my cry
Out of the grave, and into life
My heart is yours, my soul is free
Thank you God for saving me
Thank you God for saving me
The rock of salvation
My hope is built on nothing less
Morning by morning
How great is your faithfulness
[Chorus:]
I called your name, you heard my cry
Out of the grave, and into life
My heart is yours, my soul is free
Thank you God for saving me
Thank you God for saving me
[Bridge:]
You have your life upon the cross
You suffered once for all
You made a way
Jesus in victory you rose
You made us all your own
Now we are saved
Thank You God For Saving Me
Chris Tomlin's 'Thank You God For Saving Me' stands as a defining anthem of contemporary Christian music, released on the 2013 album 'Burning Lights.' The track exemplifies Tomlin's signature style, blending emotive vocal delivery with rich orchestration to convey themes of divine grace and redemption. As a central piece on this mid-career album, the song reflects the spiritual depth characteristic of his discography, resonating with audiences seeking worshipful expression. Its enduring popularity underscores its role in modern church services and worship settings, cementing its place within Tomlin's broader catalog of influential recordings.