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Still On The Throne Devotional

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Still On The Throne Devotional

Still On The Throne Devotional

Last Updated: April 4, 2025

Still On The Throne
Still On The Throne
The Belonging Co / Danny Gokey
Keys: Bb, C
Chords & LyricsPiano/Vocal Pack + 5 More

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Sheet Music, Chords, & Multitracks for I Know That I Know DevotionalI Know That I Know Devotional

Scripture: “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” — Hebrews 13:5 There are moments in life when uncertainty looms, when circumstances shake us, and when our faith is tested. In those times, we are faced with a choice: to stand firm on God's promises or to let doubt creep in. The song I Know That I Know by The Belonging Co is an anthem of unwavering faith—a declaration that, no matter what comes, we can be sure of God's goodness and faithfulness. A Faith That Stands Firm The first verse reminds us of a fundamental truth: God has been good all our lives. His character does not waver, and His promises never fail. “You've been good, good for all my life. So nothing could ever change my mind.” No situation—no valley, no storm—can change who He is. When we reflect on our lives, we can see His faithfulness woven through every season, both in the highs and the lows. But faith isn't just about what we've experienced. It's also about what we choose to believe, even when we can't see. “I've got a faith that's sure of things I cannot see.” This echoes Hebrews 11:1, which says, “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” True faith stands even when sight fails, even when the road ahead is unclear. A Faith That Anchors The second verse declares a bold commitment: “I won't look to the left or right, and I will keep heaven in my sight.” How often do distractions pull our gaze away from Jesus? When Peter walked on water, he was fine as long as his eyes were on Christ. But the moment he focused on the wind and waves, he began to sink (Matthew 14:29-30). This song reminds us to fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith (Hebrews 12:2). The bridge drives this truth even deeper: “I won't stand on words of man, God I'll stand on Yours instead.” Human wisdom is fragile. Trends shift, opinions change, and promises are broken. But the Word of God stands forever (Isaiah 40:8). When we anchor our lives in His truth, we build on an unshakable foundation (Matthew 7:24-25). A Faith That Declares Worship is more than just words—it's a declaration of what we know to be true. The chorus bursts forth with confidence: “Oh, I know that I know, You won't ever let me go.” This is not a hesitant hope; this is a certainty that God is faithful in every high and every low. David echoes this in Psalm 37:25: “I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken.” Even when circumstances suggest otherwise, we can boldly proclaim that God is still good. He is still working. He is still holding us. A Faith That Endures As the song closes with repeated declarations—“You're faithful all the time”—we are reminded of Lamentations 3:22-23: “Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.” No matter what season you are in today, let this song be your anthem. Stand firm. Keep your eyes on Jesus. Declare His faithfulness. Because in the end, when all else fades, one thing remains: We know that we know—our God is good, and He will never let us go. Reflection Questions: When has God proven His faithfulness in your life? What distractions are pulling your focus away from Jesus? How can you anchor your heart in God's Word instead of the words of man? What promises of God do you need to declare over your life today? Prayer:Lord, thank You for being faithful all the time. Help me to stand firm on Your promises, even when I cannot see the way ahead. Strengthen my faith so that I will not be moved by circumstances, but instead, I will fix my eyes on You. I declare today that I know that I know—You are good, and You will never let me go. Amen.

Sheet Music, Chords, & Multitracks for This Place DevotionalThis Place Devotional

Scripture:"Then Jacob awoke from his sleep and said, 'Surely the Lord is in this place, and I was not aware of it.'” — Genesis 28:16 Awakening to His Presence There are moments in life when God's presence is undeniable—when we stand in awe, overwhelmed by the reality that He is near. This Place by The Belonging Co captures that experience: the realization that God is not distant, not far off in the clouds, but here, with us. Like Jacob in Genesis 28, we can go through life unaware of just how near God truly is. Jacob was running, exhausted, and alone when he had a dream of heaven opening above him. He woke up stunned, saying, “Surely the Lord is in this place, and I was not aware of it.” How often do we miss God's presence simply because we aren't looking for it? Yet the chorus of this song declares with confidence:"Surely the Lord is in this place, how full of awe I stand amazed."God is here. Right now. Whether we feel Him or not, whether we see Him or not—He is with us. Held in His Hands Verse 1 reminds us of God's faithfulness: “When the road was costly, it was Him who kept me, He held my life together even when I was unaware.” This echoes the truth in Isaiah 41:10:"Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." How many times has God carried you through situations where you didn't even realize His hand was holding you together? Looking back, we often see His fingerprints on moments we once thought were empty or hopeless. A Holy Place of Worship The bridge of the song proclaims, “What an awesome place this is, the house of God, the gate of heaven, opened for us.” This echoes Jacob's experience in Bethel—where heaven touched earth and he encountered the presence of God. But now, because of Jesus, we don't have to find a physical location to be in God's presence. We are the house of God. His Spirit dwells in us (1 Corinthians 3:16). Wherever we worship, we step into a holy place. Every time we lift our voices in praise, we stand in the reality that heaven has opened for us through Christ. He's Not Far Off—He's Here One of the most powerful lines in the song repeats in the final channels:"Not far away, off in the clouds, He's in this place, He's all around.” Sometimes, we mistakenly think of God as being distant, watching us from a distance. But this song reminds us of the truth: He is Emmanuel, God with us. Psalm 139:7-10 assures us that no matter where we go, we cannot escape His presence. Right now, whether you're in a church, your home, or your car, He is with you. Right now, whether you feel close to Him or far away, He is surrounding you. You are in a holy place—because He is here. Reflection Questions: Have you ever had a moment where you suddenly realized God's presence was near? What are some ways you can become more aware of His presence daily? How can you turn the place you're in right now into a holy place of worship? Are there areas of your life where you need to trust that God is holding you, even if you don't feel it? Prayer: Father, I stand in awe of You. You are not far away—you are here, surrounding me, filling this place with Your presence. Help me to be aware of You, not just in the big moments, but in the ordinary ones. Let my heart become a holy place of worship, where I lift my praise and rest in Your nearness. Thank You for never leaving, for always holding me together, and for reminding me today: Surely You are in this place. Amen.

Sheet Music, Chords, & Multitracks for Son Of Man DevotionalSon Of Man Devotional

Scripture:"For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” — Mark 10:45 The Humility of Heaven's King It's easy to marvel at the power and majesty of Jesus—the King of Kings, enthroned in glory. But Son Of Man by The Belonging Co invites us into a deeper reflection: The One who walked on streets of gold stepped into our suffering. The One whom angels worship was pierced for our sins. In Philippians 2:6-8, Paul describes how Jesus, “being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to His own advantage; rather, He made Himself nothing.” Jesus didn't cling to His throne—He left heaven's glory for the agony of the cross. Why? Because He loves us. The Price of Redemption The song's opening verse paints a vivid contrast:“He who hung the earth hung upon a sinner's tree.” Think about that. The One who spoke the world into existence (Colossians 1:16) was nailed to a cross He created. The Spotless Lamb bore our sin. The innocent took on the punishment of the guilty. Isaiah 53:5 reminds us:"He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds we are healed." His suffering wasn't random. It wasn't an accident. It was the price of our redemption. More Than Flesh and Bone Verse 2 leads us into the climactic moment of history:"He said it is done, the sky went dark, the air was cold. But He was more than flesh and bone.” On the cross, it seemed like death had won. The sky darkened, the earth shook, and Jesus breathed His last. But He was more than a man. Death could not hold Him. Three days later, He rose again—proving He is not just the Son of God, but the victorious Son of Man. Jesus didn't just take our sin—He conquered death itself. Now, because He lives, we too have victory. He Reigns Forever The bridge shifts from the suffering Savior to the reigning King:"He reigns, He reigns in the heavens. He reigns, He reigns in creation.” Jesus' story doesn't end at the cross. He reigns now, exalted at the right hand of the Father (Hebrews 1:3). And one day, He will return in glory. Revelation 19:16 declares, “On His robe and on His thigh He has this name written: King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” This is why we worship. This is why we sing. What Does This Mean for Us? If Jesus humbled Himself, how can we follow His example in our own lives? (Philippians 2:5) If He took our punishment, are we living in the freedom of His grace? (Romans 8:1) If He reigns, do we trust Him as King over every part of our lives? A Response of Worship The song closes with a simple but powerful declaration:"He came, He died, He rose again—the Lord, our God, the Son of Man." This is the Gospel in one line. This is our hope. This is our salvation. Will you live in the victory of the risen Son of Man today? Reflection Questions: How does Jesus' humility challenge the way you live and love others? Are there areas of your life where you struggle to trust Jesus as King? How can you walk in the victory of His resurrection today? Prayer: Jesus, You are the Son of God and the Son of Man. You left heaven's throne for me. You bore my sin, took my punishment, and conquered the grave. Thank You for Your sacrifice. Thank You for Your victory. Today, I surrender every part of my life to You—my Savior and my King. You reign forever. Amen.

Sheet Music, Chords, & Multitracks for A New Eden DevotionalA New Eden Devotional

Scripture: “Then the Lord God called to the man, 'Where are you?'” — Genesis 3:9 A Return to the Garden Deep in every human heart is a longing for something lost—a closeness with God, an intimacy unbroken by sin, shame, or separation. We were created for Eden, a place where we could walk with God “in the cool of the day” (Genesis 3:8), in friendship, unguarded and unafraid. The song A New Eden by The Belonging Co is a prayer for restoration, a longing to walk with God as Adam and Eve once did—before the fall, before the brokenness. “I want to walk with You, I want to talk with You, in friendship, in friendship.” This is the cry of a heart that desires unbroken communion with its Creator. Walking With God Throughout Scripture, God's greatest desire has been relationship with His people. From Genesis to Revelation, we see Him calling humanity back to Himself. In Micah 6:8, He invites us: “Walk humbly with your God.” In John 15:15, Jesus says, “I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master's business. Instead, I have called you friends.” This song reminds us that friendship with God is not just a concept—it's a reality we can live in every day. In the pre-chorus, we hear the plea: “'Cause when it all started, nothing was guarded, let it be the same.” God desires to bring us back to that kind of trust, where nothing is hidden, and we stand before Him with no fear and no shame. A New Eden—Today Through Jesus, we don't have to wait for eternity to experience the presence of God. “Nothing but fellowship, I'll never get tired of this communion, communion.” The death and resurrection of Christ tore the veil that separated us from God (Matthew 27:51). Now, we can live in His presence daily. Eden is not just a place—it's a way of being with God. When we set aside distractions, when we seek Him in prayer, when we surrender every moment to His presence, we are living in a new Eden. Jesus made a way for us to walk with the Father as Adam once did. The bridge of the song proclaims, “Just like in heaven, let it be on earth.” This echoes the Lord's Prayer: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10). We are called to live in such a way that heaven touches earth—where our relationship with God is not distant or transactional, but real and constant. Unbroken Communion God's desire is for us to experience Him always—from morning to evening—without hiding, without fear. The beauty of Eden was not just its perfection, but its unbroken connection between God and humanity. This is what He offers us today. The final chorus and tag repeat the prayer: “Let it be a new Eden, me and You always.” This is the invitation. Will you accept it? Reflection Questions: What distractions keep you from daily communion with God? Is there anything in your heart that you are hiding from Him? How can you make time today to walk with God, as Adam and Eve did in the garden? What does “a new Eden” look like in your personal life? Prayer: Father, I long to walk with You as Adam and Eve once did. I don't want to hide; I want to stand before You with nothing guarded, nothing unspoken. Let my life be a new Eden, where I am always aware of Your presence. Teach me to abide in You, to walk in unbroken communion with You—forever and ever. Amen.