Romans 8:1

Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

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6 songs meet this passage

  • Reborn · KIDS SEE GHOSTS

    resonates with Romans 8:1

    The pivot from shame toward being 'reborn' and free of condemnation echoes the promise that those in Christ are no longer defined by guilt.

  • East to West · Casting Crowns

    strains against Romans 8:1

    The fear of being cast off contradicts the promise that those in Christ face no condemnation; the song eventually leans into this truth.

  • “There'll be no condemnation here”

    Greater · MercyMe

    resonates with Romans 8:1

    Directly echoes Paul's declaration that those in Christ are free from condemnation.

  • “When he told you you're not worthy”

    Fear Is a Liar · Zach Williams

    strains against Romans 8:1

    Scripture declares no condemnation for those in Christ, directly opposing the voice of unworthiness described here.

  • “A pardon I was granted, my sinful soul set free”

    The Master's Call · Marty Robbins

    resonates with Romans 8:1

    The declaration of pardon and freedom from guilt reflects the assurance Paul gives that those in Christ face no condemnation.

  • “My chains are gone, I've been set free”

    Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) · Chris Tomlin

    resonates with Romans 8:1-2

    Paul describes freedom from the law of sin and death, the same liberation the song celebrates as broken chains.

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