Let the Redeemed

Theology & Meaning

Let the Redeemed draws on Psalm 107's great call for the redeemed of the Lord to say so — to proclaim openly what God has done in their rescue and deliverance. The theology is testimonial and proclamatory: those who have been redeemed cannot stay silent. The song holds together the personal testimony of individual redemption with the corporate declaration of a community that has been purchased by blood.

Worship Leadership Tips

Effective as a testimony song or in any service that celebrates God's saving work. Follows naturally from a time of sharing testimonies. The declaration quality makes it effective as a mid-set or closing anthem. Lead it with the conviction that belongs to people who know they have been rescued.

Arrangement Tips

Mid-tempo with a full, engaging band sound. Guitar, keys, bass, and percussion should feel tight and cohesive. Hillsong Worship's production on this song is accessible and contemporary. Allow the chorus to be sung with full voice — the call to declare is the theological heart of the song.

Scripture References

• Psalm 107:2
• Revelation 5:9
• Isaiah 35:10