Jordan Ware Sings “He Giveth More Grace”

A few months ago, at my father’s funeral, my good friend Jordan Ware sang my arrangement of the old hymn “He Giveth More Grace”.

Here’s the recording.

You can download a free chord chart here, a free lead sheet here. Thanks to my friend Zach Sprowls for creating this lead sheet. (He also played guitar on this recording.)

You can download the 4-part harmony here, and/or string quartet arrangement here. Thanks to my friend Joshua Spacht for creating these arrangements. (He also played piano on this recording.)

Some more of my friends (wow, I’m blessed with a lot of good friends, and they blessed my family greatly at my dad’s service), Andréa Picard Boekcer and Marlisa Del Cid Woods, played violin 1 and 2.

These words have been ministering to me a lot throughout the last few months, and hopefully they’ll bless you too.

Lyrics:

He giveth more grace as our burdens grow greater

He sendeth more strength as our labors increase
To added afflictions He addeth His mercy
To multiplied trials He multiplies His peace

When we have exhausted our store of endurance
When our strength has failed ere the day is half done
When we reach the end of our hoarded resources
Our Father’s full giving is only begun

Fear not that thy need shall exceed His provision
Our God ever yearns His resources to share
Lean hard on the arm everlasting, availing
The Father both thee and thy load will upbear

His love has no limits, His grace has no measure
His power no boundary known unto men
For out of His infinite riches in Jesus

He giveth, and giveth, and giveth again

Words: Annie Johnson Flint. Music: Jamie Brown.
© 2013 Worthily Magnify Music. All rights reserved. CCLI Song # 7055874.

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