The Broad Way is out now. Our debut album, Blessing In Suffering, is coming in 2026! We will have a release date and more info in the coming months but just want you to know it’s coming. We appreciate all of the support you’ve shown for the singles thus far and are stoked to get you the full album next year. lnk.to/thebroadway-reformed
This song’s lyrics are taken directly from the hymn “The Son of God Goes Forth to War.” While it may sound like a battle anthem, it is truly a call for every Christian to stand for Christ, not through violence but through surrender, even to the point of death.
It begins with Jesus, who crushed Satan through His suffering on the cross, followed by the apostles, early martyrs like Stephen, and every Christian martyr since. Each gave their life for the gospel, marching toward death not with fear but with joy, their eyes fixed on eternal glory. The song asks: who will follow in their footsteps?
Though triumphant and energetic in tone, the heart of the song lies in the brutal yet beautiful reality of martyrdom and joyful suffering for Christ. It mirrors the paradox of Good Friday, the most tragic day in history, when the only innocent man was crucified in humiliation, yet we call it Good because of what it accomplished.
This is not merely a crusader’s call. It is a sobering reflection on the cost of true discipleship and the sacrifice Christ made for us.
Oh God, may grace be given to us to follow in His lead.
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REFORMED
The Broad Way is out now. Our debut album, Blessing In Suffering, is coming in 2026! We will have a release date and more info in the coming months but just want you to know it’s coming. We appreciate all of the support you’ve shown for the singles thus far and are stoked to get you the full album next year.
lnk.to/thebroadway-reformed
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NEW CREATION • MIDNIGHT
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This song’s lyrics are taken directly from the hymn “The Son of God Goes Forth to War.” While it may sound like a battle anthem, it is truly a call for every Christian to stand for Christ, not through violence but through surrender, even to the point of death.
It begins with Jesus, who crushed Satan through His suffering on the cross, followed by the apostles, early martyrs like Stephen, and every Christian martyr since. Each gave their life for the gospel, marching toward death not with fear but with joy, their eyes fixed on eternal glory. The song asks: who will follow in their footsteps?
Though triumphant and energetic in tone, the heart of the song lies in the brutal yet beautiful reality of martyrdom and joyful suffering for Christ. It mirrors the paradox of Good Friday, the most tragic day in history, when the only innocent man was crucified in humiliation, yet we call it Good because of what it accomplished.
This is not merely a crusader’s call. It is a sobering reflection on the cost of true discipleship and the sacrifice Christ made for us.
Oh God, may grace be given to us to follow in His lead.
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