Nashville Worship Collective Shares the Heart Behind "Watery Grave"
Nashville Worship Collective (NWC) has just released their debut single, "Watery Grave." Recorded live in early 2022, "Watery Grave" is the first release from their forthcoming EP, 'Nashville Worship Collective Volume 1.' Will B. Smith II, the founder of Nashville Worship Collective, along with Jasmin Foreman and Kristin Hill co-wrote the debut single.
"I love passionate worship. For me, it comes from a place of gratitude for what God has done for me," says Smith. "What I love about NWC is that we all come from different walks and churches, but we unite for one common goal, and that is to worship Jesus. Where there is unity, God commands a blessing. This song, 'Watery Grave,' is like a new, and an old, believer's anthem. It refers to that special day when we choose to make both our private confession, and our public proclamation to the world, that Jesus is Lord of our lives, and therefore we leave the past behind!"
"Nashville Worship Collective is phenomenal. As a worship leader for nearly ten years, I've learned that community and serving alongside others are absolutely critical, even outside of our own personal churches," says Foreman. "That space is provided by the collective, and it has been a beautiful experience. 'Watery Grave' holds special meaning for me because my baptism was one of the most life-changing events of my life. I believe that just as heaven rejoices for souls being brought to Christ, so should we here on earth, and 'Watery Grave' draws that joy."
"The song 'Watery Grave' is a part of my testimony," Hill states. "I was that prodigal child... but it was the love of Christ, His acceptance of me... and His forgiveness, that set me free. There are things in all our lives that need to come up and OUT of the dormant, lifeless state. The watery grave wipes the slate clean and that's when you see and feel the wonderful change!"
"Watery Grave" lyrics
I have new life in you, my past is thrown into
The well that cleans my soul, God You made me whole
I know who I am now, in spite of who I used to be
I've been adopted by Jesus and your love has rescued me
I came out of the watery grave
My soul saved
A wonderful change
My guilt overwhelmed me, a burden too heavy to bear
I was a prisoner of sin held captive by fear and despair
I have been down that road, God You know my story
A prodigal child but you used my wild for Your glory
I came out of the watery grave
My soul saved
A wonderful change
Take me to the water
Wade in the water
Leave my past behind
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