Track 01 · Holiness

Before Your Throne

The opener sets the gathered posture, inviting worshippers to come before God with reverence and humility.

Released 2nd March 2026

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Verse 1

Here in quiet, here in wonder

Here with lifted eyes we come

Leaving every lesser glory

Standing in the light of One

You are high above the heavens

Yet You welcome us to draw near

And our hearts grow still before You

As Your holy presence comes

Chorus

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

We bow in awe before You

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

All honour and all glory

Before Your throne

Verse 2

Saints and angels sing around You

Heaven trembles at Your name

Still You gather every nation

To declare Your endless praise

There is none beside Your splendour

There is none as good and true

Every crown is laid before You

Every heart belongs to You

Chorus

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

We bow in awe before You

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

All honour and all glory

Before Your throne

Bridge

Holy, holy

God of glory

We draw near with lifted song

Holy, holy

King eternal

You alone are worthy, Lord

Bridge

Holy, holy

God of glory

We draw near with lifted song

Holy, holy

King eternal

You alone are worthy, Lord

Final Chorus

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

We bow in awe before You

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

All honour and all glory

Before Your throne

Outro

Before Your throne

Before Your throne

The heart behind the song

A song for
holiness.

Before Your Throne exists to give listeners and gathered worshippers a clear way into holiness. The opener sets the gathered posture, inviting worshippers to come before God with reverence and humility.

Explore the meaning

At its heart, the song treats holiness as something to be received before it is performed. The focus is not on musical display, but on helping attention turn towards Jesus with language that feels plain, prayerful and singable.

The title gives the song its centre of gravity. Around that centre, the words and movement of the song hold awe, reverence and humility, making room for personal devotion and shared congregational response.

For listening and worship

For everyday listening, the song offers worship language for moments when holiness needs to be remembered and sung, not merely understood.

For churches and worship leaders, it is shaped as a approach song: clear in focus, connected to the wider EP, and intended to serve gathered voices as well as personal prayer.

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Listen to Before Your Throne.