Amazing Love

"Amazing Love" is a deeply personal choral reflection on finding our complete refuge in Christ. Written by Albert A. Dua, the piece opens with a gentle, earnest declaration: "Thou, O Christ, art all I want." It is the kind of song that brings a quiet, focused reverence to the choir loft, making it a fitting choice for Communion or moments of deep prayer after the homily. The harmony supports the text beautifully, allowing the choir to sing of Christ as a shield, rock, and hiding place with genuine conviction.

As the piece unfolds, the quiet devotion gives way to an outpouring of joy. The choir breaks into a bright, uplifting refrain—"Oh! my soul, rejoice and sing"—celebrating the sweetness of His love. There is a particularly moving section where the voices weave together, singing of being carried through "sorrow, sickness and storms." It reminds the congregation that this amazing love is not just for the easy days, but a constant presence that makes the soul "spring and shout in praise" no matter the trials we face.