Keith & Kristyn Getty - Jesus Calms The Storm

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{Verse 1}
When my heart is filled with fear
Like a stormy sky
Jesus says “be not afraid”
He is at my side

{Chorus}
There’s a rock where I can go
Keeps me safe and this I know
Deep within my troubled soul
Jesus calms the storm

{Verse 2}
When my thoughts are tossed and turned
Like a raging sea
I will listen to His voice
He will comfort me

{Chorus}
There’s a rock where I can go
Keeps me safe and this I know
Deep within my troubled soul
Jesus calms the storm

{Verse 3}
When I feel the shame of sin
Like a crashing wave
My Redeemer rescues me
By His grace I’m saved

{Chorus}
There’s a rock where I can go
Keeps me safe and this I know
Deep within my troubled soul
Jesus calms the storm

{Bridge}
He who rules the wind and waves
Soon will come again
Oh take courage little heart
Every storm will end

{Chorus: Joni Erickson Tada & Tahlia Getty}
There’s a rock where I can go
Keeps me safe and this I know
Deep within my troubled soul
Jesus calms the storm
There’s a rock where I can go
Keeps me safe and this I know
Deep within my troubled soul
Jesus calms the storm

Release Date: April 26, 2024

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"Jesus Calms the Storm" by Keith & Kristyn Getty is a powerful and comforting song that reminds listeners of the peace and safety found in Jesus during life's storms. The lyrics speak of finding refuge in Jesus when fear, doubt, and sin threaten to overwhelm us. The chorus reassures us that Jesus is our rock, our safe haven, who calms the storms within our troubled souls. The bridge encourages us to take courage, knowing that Jesus, who has power over the wind and waves, will come again and every storm will eventually end. With beautiful vocals by Joni Erickson Tada and Tahlia Getty, this song is a reminder of the hope and peace we can find in Jesus, no matter what challenges we face.

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Keith and Kristyn Getty are a husband and wife duo who have made a significant impact on the world of music as modern hymn writers. Hailing from Northern Ireland and Nashville, the Gettys have re-invented the traditional hymn form, creating a catalog of songs that teach Christian doctrine and blend genres such as traditional, classical, folk, and contemporary composition.

Their hymns have gained popularity in both contemporary and traditional circles, with many modern hymnbooks featuring their work prominently. The Gettys have over 60 songs on top CCLI charts in the UK and USA, showcasing their widespread influence in the world of Christian music.

One of their most notable projects is their Irish Christmas show, which has been touring annually since 2011. This show highlights their Christmas church music catalog and features historic carols and congregational singing. The Gettys have performed at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, the John F. Kennedy Center, and the Royal Albert Hall, reaching audiences of tens of thousands each year.

In addition to their musical endeavors, Keith and Kristyn Getty are global ambassadors for modern hymns, touring internationally and advocating for the importance of singing in everyday life. They have also launched the Getty Music record label, published a book on the power of singing, and organized the Sing! The Getty Music Worship Conference in Nashville.

Their songs have been performed by a diverse range of artists and have been featured at significant international events. In recognition of their contributions to music and hymn writing, Keith Getty was honored as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II in 2017.

The Gettys continue to expand their reach through projects like the Global Hymn Sing, which unites believers around the world in singing hymns together. With their dedication to spreading the message of Christ through music, Keith and Kristyn Getty have solidified their place as influential figures in the world of modern hymn writing.