“Whoever Loses Life Will Find It” is a reflective Communion hymn inspired by Matthew 10:37–42, where Jesus calls His followers to a deeper love and a life of self-giving.
The Gospel reminds us that discipleship is not about comfort or holding tightly to what we think we possess. Instead, Christ invites us to surrender our fears, our pride, and even the dreams we cling to—trusting that in losing our lives for His sake, we discover the freedom of grace.
Through simple acts of mercy—a cup of water given, a kindness offered in love—God’s kingdom quietly takes root in the world. In the Eucharist, we encounter the One who gave everything for us, and who teaches us the joy of giving ourselves in return.
This hymn reflects on that paradox of faith: that true life is found not in grasping, but in letting go and walking in the light of Christ.
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I have written and recorded about 70 songs over the last two decades. I would like to share them with a larger audience. Thank you and God bless your work Ron St Martin