爱赞美
详细资料
这首歌的灵感源自《但以理书》中三个希伯来少年拒绝跪拜金像、被扔进烈火窑，以及但以理明知禁令仍照常祷告、被丢入狮子坑的故事。Matthew West 说：「我爱这两个故事，因为他们为信仰站住，神就为他们站住。」他坦言，这份「不致羞愧」的勇气，来自「知道自己被神从什么光景中救拔出来」的感恩——「我知道没有祂我会何等迷失，正是从这份感激中，我渴望告诉每一个能听见的人：耶稣爱你。」翻唱版本将这份宣告化为中文赞美，提醒我们：勇气的源头不在血气，而在那位在火中同行、在坑中封住狮口的君王，使我们在生命的烈火与狮子坑前，依然选择开口赞美。
This song was inspired by two powerful stories from the Book of Daniel: the three Hebrew young men who refused to bow down to a golden image and were thrown into a fiery furnace, and Daniel, who continued to pray as usual despite the king’s decree and was thrown into the lions’ den. Reflecting on these stories, Matthew West shared that what he loves about them is how “they stood up for their faith, and God stood up for them.” He explained that his courage to live “unashamed” comes from a heart of gratitude for what God has done in his life: “I know how lost I’d be without Him.” It is from that place of gratitude that he desires to tell everyone who will listen that Jesus loves them. This Chinese cover brings that same bold declaration of faith to life through worship, reminding us that true courage comes not from our own strength, but from the King who walked with His people through the fire and shut the mouths of lions. Because of Him, even when facing the fiery furnaces and lions’ dens of life, we can still choose to lift our voices in praise.
This song was inspired by two powerful stories from the Book of Daniel: the three Hebrew young men who refused to bow down to a golden image and were thrown into a fiery furnace, and Daniel, who continued to pray as usual despite the king’s decree and was thrown into the lions’ den. Reflecting on these stories, Matthew West shared that what he loves about them is how “they stood up for their faith, and God stood up for them.” He explained that his courage to live “unashamed” comes from a heart of gratitude for what God has done in his life: “I know how lost I’d be without Him.” It is from that place of gratitude that he desires to tell everyone who will listen that Jesus loves them. This Chinese cover brings that same bold declaration of faith to life through worship, reminding us that true courage comes not from our own strength, but from the King who walked with His people through the fire and shut the mouths of lions. Because of Him, even when facing the fiery furnaces and lions’ dens of life, we can still choose to lift our voices in praise.
