“Scroll down to the end of the article to listen to music.”
Introduction

“The Other Side of the Cross” is a song that resonates with a profound sense of redemption and introspection, often evoking deep spiritual and emotional responses from its listeners. Sung with the heartfelt sincerity that only a true believer in second chances can convey, this song is not just a melody; it’s a journey. It’s as if each chord strummed carries a piece of a larger, almost celestial puzzle, offering glimpses into the transformative power of faith and forgiveness.

What sets “The Other Side of the Cross” apart is its ability to connect on a personal level. Imagine sitting in a quiet room, the light dimming around you, and this song playing—it feels like a confidant whispering secrets of hope and new beginnings. The lyrics don’t just speak; they reach out and touch the soul, compelling one to reflect on life’s trials and the peace that comes from overcoming them.

The song also serves as a bridge connecting listeners to a shared heritage of spiritual music, tying personal stories of redemption to the universal narrative of seeking and finding grace. Its impact on listeners is timeless, proving that some messages of hope and redemption never lose their power or relevance.

Through “The Other Side of the Cross,” we not only hear a story told through music but are invited to consider our own stories of facing and overcoming our personal trials, reminded that redemption is just a melody away

Video

Lyrics

There were tears in the eyes of Jesus there were nails in the palms of his hands
There were thorns in his brow and only God could know how
Much pain he could withstand
There was blood all around the hillside as a mother mourned her loss
And we all stood to gain from the heavenly pain on the other side of the cross
On the other side of the cross the side that no one could see
On the spirit of things yet to come on the future of you and me
And what he gave that day on the cross not one bit of love has been lost
Hold my hand stand up and say if you were there on that day
On the other side of the cross…