Because He lives

There are some songs that anchor your soul when you hear it. “Because He Lives” is one of those songs. It’s not just a hymn — it’s a reminder, a declaration, and a lifeline.

“Because He lives, I can face tomorrow. Because He lives, all fear is gone. Because I know He holds the future, And life is worth the living, just because He lives.”

There are days when the weight of tomorrow can feel heavy — days filled with uncertainty, weariness, loss, or simply the overwhelming unknown. But the power of “Because He Lives” is that it calls us to remember who holds tomorrow. It’s not our job to control every outcome or to know every answer. It’s enough to know Jesus lives, and because He lives, hope lives too.

This hymn doesn’t deny the reality of fear or suffering — it speaks directly to it. It acknowledges that fear is real, but it boldly declares that fear doesn’t win. Christ’s resurrection doesn’t just promise us eternal life — it transforms the way we live today. It gives courage to the weary. It gives purpose to the discouraged. It gives hope to the heart that’s tempted to give up.

“Because He Lives” is a song you can sing over your life. It’s a song for hospital rooms and graduation stages. A song for lonely nights and new beginnings. It’s the anthem of the Christian life: Hope is alive because Jesus is alive.

We can face tomorrow — not because we have it all figured out — but because He does.

Because He lives.