Posted: March 31, 2026, 5:00 PM | Category:New Releases Artist Tags: John Chisum Source: NRT Music
Acclaimed worship leader and songwriter John Chisum releases his powerful new single "Your Body Your Blood" today, offering a deeply moving Easter worship experience centered on communion and the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Blending timeless theology with modern worship expression, the song invites listeners into a sacred moment of reflection, gratitude, and renewed faith.
"Your Body Your Blood" captures the essence of the Lord's Supper through reverent lyricism and heartfelt delivery. The chorus--"Your body, Your blood"--anchors the song in awe and wonder, pointing to the covenant love of Christ poured out for humanity. With themes rooted in Songs For Easter, Easter Worship, Songs For Communion, and Modern Hymns and Worship, the track offers a meaningful addition to church services and personal devotion.
The verses reflect on Jesus as the spotless Lamb, bruised and broken, willingly laying down His life to bear our sin and shame, while also celebrating the victory of His resurrection. Moving seamlessly from the cross to the empty tomb and into the communion table, the song emphasizes grace, healing, and new life made available through Christ. It serves as a timely reminder this Easter season that His sacrifice is not only historic, but a present, life-giving reality for believers today.
The official music video for "Your Body Your Blood" will be featured as part of NewReleaseToday's Gather Easter 2026 special, where Chisum's performance will premiere alongside other notable artists like Michael W. Smith, CeCe Winans, and Meredith Andrews, in a global celebration of the Easter story through music, scripture, and devotion.
With over four decades of influence in Christian music, John Chisum continues to impact generations of worshippers and songwriters worldwide. As President of Nashville Christian Songwriters, he remains dedicated to equipping and empowering creatives while continuing to write and release songs that point hearts toward Jesus.
