“Let Us Remember” Original Hymn (Mercy, Justice, Faith, Micah 6:8)
“Let Us Remember” Original Hymn (Mercy, Justice, Faith, Micah 6:8)
DIGITAL SHEET MUSIC DOWNLOAD
This hymn, originally written for the Tell Me Something Good bundle for Lent 2026, is created for use in congregational worship and other ministry contexts. We’ve set fresh words of faith to a well-loved public domain hymn tune for maximum singability.
License for congregational use is included in the purchase—no reporting to CCLI or other licensing agencies is required. To inquire about other uses, such as recording or publishing, please contact us.
“Let Us Remember”
Inspired by John 8:2-11, Matthew 23:23, Micah 6:8
Tune: ADELAIDE 5.4.5.4 D (“Have Thine Own Way”)
Text: Anna Strickland (2025)
Music: George C. Stebbins (1907)
DOWNLOAD includes:
PDF sheet music with four-part harmony
PNG image of the lyrics and melody for use in bulletins
Lyrics to copy and paste for bulletins and screens
Lyrics:
What is important? What matters more?
Human connection or keeping score?
In our pursuit of justice and truth
Let us remember: we fall short, too
We’ve been shown mercy all of our lives
By the creator of humankind
So when we’re in a position to judge
Let us remember: they’re just like us
Following Jesus, living in truth
We remain faithful to our roots
When those roots lead us outside the lines
Let us remember: faith is alive
What does the Lord require of us?
To remain humble, loving, and just
Keeping the heart of the gospel in mind
Let us remember: do what is right
credit info:
Hymn text by Rev. Anna Strickland | A Sanctified Art, LLC | sanctifiedart.org
