Forever Be Sure released a joyful performance of their song “Amen, Even So, Come!” and it will fill your heart with hope.
The song “Amen, Even So, Come!” is a pure reflection on the Book of Revelation and the promise of Christ returning. It takes you through what John saw in the last two chapters of the Bible. You hear about the holy city coming down from the sky and God living with His people.
The song talks about the river flowing from the throne and the tree with leaves that bring healing. There is no more night there because Jesus is the light of that city. His servants get to see His face and He wipes away every tear.
The song title comes from Revelation 22:20, where Jesus says, “Surely I am coming quickly,” and the apostle John answers, “Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus!” That is where the chorus comes in and it is a simple prayer for Jesus to come back soon.
Forever Be Sure is a Christian music group that started with a spark at a family gathering in 2006. Led by Heather Schopf the team arranges music to help listeners connect with Bible truth. They travel the country sharing their faith. This release is the official Christian music video for the track from their album The Light of the World Is Jesus.
Heather calls her songwriting a spiritual diary. You can hear that personal depth especially since this video features her own son and nephew singing with the group. Their voices blend in amazing harmonies and it brings the deep meaning of the song to life.
This beautiful song points us to our final victory. This world will pass away but Jesus will reign forever. The Bible says in Hebrews 1:8, “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever.” So our goal shouldn’t be about gaining things in this temporary world. Our real goal should be making absolutely sure our names are written in the Book of Life. Revelation 21:27 says only those written in the Lamb’s Book of Life will enter that city.
As Jesus promised, He is coming soon. Are you prepared to meet Him in the clouds?
WATCH: Forever Be Sure’s Moving Song ‘Amen, Even So, Come!’
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