In this episode, we conclude our two-week exploration of Jesus’ character, ministry, and purpose through song by revisiting William Cowper’s hymn, “There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood.” This hymn has profoundly shaped evangelical worship and theology, frequently used in communion, baptism, and calls to repentance, reminding believers of the unfailing power of Christ’s blood to cleanse and redeem. Its continued resonance in the church underscores the truth that all spiritual blessings flow from Jesus’ sacrificial love and the work accomplished at Calvary.

The episode delves into how the hymn vividly portrays Jesus’ identity as the divine, sacrificial Lamb of God, whose blood was shed as a spotless offering to atone for the sins of the world. The imagery of the “fountain filled with blood” powerfully directs our attention to the cross, emphasizing the substitutionary nature of Jesus’ death and the complete forgiveness it secures for those who believe. It also highlights Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment of the Old Testament sacrificial system, revealing Him as the once-for-all Savior whose power to cleanse is eternal, unmatched, and deeply personal for every believer.

Finally, the hymn’s invitation to “plunge beneath that flood” calls for a personal, faith-filled response to Jesus’ sacrifice, leading believers into a posture of gratitude, worship, and trust. It reminds us that Jesus’ blood remains powerful today, offering freedom from guilt and a life anchored in the hope of His redemptive work. As we reflect on this hymn, we are encouraged to walk daily in assurance and thankfulness, letting our lives testify to the enduring power of the cross and the matchless love of Jesus, our Savior.

We then share a modern song inspired by Cowper’s hymn.