In Anne Wilson’s stirring song ‘The Cross,’ she delivers a message of grace, hope, and redemption. Through her incredible new song, she reminds us of the love Jesus poured out for us on the cross and how it’s never too late to begin again. 

The opening lines speak directly to the struggle many feel— heavy burdens that seem too overwhelming to carry. She sings, capturing the doubt that often creeps in during our darkest moments. But Anne lyrics remind us that our God is more powerful than our deepest shame: “Just bring it all to the cross.” No matter how far we’ve strayed, grace is always within reach.

The chorus powerfully declares, “Come and see a Savior’s love that would die to make you new.” Anne’s voice is filled with tender love and speaks of the mercy Jesus gives us. She reminds us the cross stands as the ultimate symbol of love, where Jesus paid the greatest price for us. This powerful chorus inspires us to see the love and sacrifice of Jesus in a new light, uplifting our spirits.

As the song unfolds, Anne tackles the lies we often believe—that we’ve wandered too far off or that grace is for someone else. But in her poignant reminder, she sings lyrics delivered with a reassuring tone, offering a lifeline for anyone who feels lost and extending an invitation to come home to the Savior who never turns His back on us.

The final verses of ‘The Cross’ drive home the sacrifice Jesus made for us all. “He was wounded for your wounds, pierced for all your sin.” Anne’s voice is filled with conviction, calling us to remember that we are worth the ultimate cost—His life. She reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus instead of looking at our troubles. This song is a call to run to the cross, where we will find mercy and grace flowing freely for us. 

Isaiah 53:5, “By His wounds we are healed.”