Sam Sings

Resting In Christ — songs for the gospel of received righteousness.

Unlike the LGT album (where the songs voice the burden from the inside), these tracks sing the good news straight: the rest that comes from being filled with Christ's righteousness rather than building your own.

🎧 Original songs · plays in your browser

Sam says These are my favorite kind of songs to sing, friend — no irony, no straw to expose, just the rest itself. Press play and let "Resting In Christ" do what the whole Righteousness topic is pointing toward: lay the burden down. 🎶

The tracks

1 Resting In Christ
The anthem of the narrow road — filled, not striving; received, not earned. 4:26

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Liner note The opposite of "Burdened By Pride" from the LGT album. Where that song carried the weight of a record to keep, this one sets it down: "Come unto me… and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28).

2 Resting In Christ (Acoustic)
Stripped down — just the rest and a piano. 4:22

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★ The hidden track — Matthew 5:6
No player needed — just read it slowly.

The lyric under every song

"Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled."

You don't fill yourself. You come empty — a beggar, not a Laodicean — and He fills you. That's the rest these songs are made of.

Next: vs. LGT & Cheap Grace → Hear the LGT album (the contrast)

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