Song | Come to The Holy Place

The Holy Place

Inspired by Psalm 15, The Holy Place begins with the question at the heart of David’s psalm:

“LORD, who can dwell in your tent? Who can live on your holy mountain?”

Psalm 15 describes a life of integrity, truth, compassion, justice, and faithfulness. Yet its opening question also points us toward our need for grace. How can imperfect people approach a holy God?

For the Christian, the answer is found in Jesus Christ. We do not enter God's presence because we have achieved holiness on our own. We come through the grace of the Son, who makes us holy and invites us to draw near.

The Holy Place is a simple song of worship about that invitation—to come near, seek His face, receive His grace, and allow His presence to shape the way we live.

Lyrics

Verse 1
Who can dwell in Your holy place?
Who can gaze upon Your holy face?
How can we approach the Holy One?
Only by grace through God's precious Son.

Verse 2
He gives us truth,
He teaches honesty.
He helps the weak,
He calls us from deceit.
We enter into the holy place,
Where mercy and justice meet.

Chorus
So come and dwell
In the holy place.
All is forgiven
When we seek His face.
He is the One
Who gives us grace.
Come, enter into
The holy place.

Verse 3
Teach us, Lord, to walk in what is right,
Speak the truth when no one else is near.
Keep our promises when they cost us much,
And hold the weak and broken ones as dear.

Bridge
Not by goodness,
Not by what we've done,
Not by striving
Can we overcome.
We come by mercy,
We come through the Son.
The door is open—
Come.

Final Chorus
So come and dwell
In the holy place.
Come without fear
And behold His face.
He is the One
Who gives us grace.
Come, enter into
The holy place.

Outro
Who can dwell
In Your holy place?

By Your grace, Lord.

By Your grace.

Words written by Matt Tullos
Music, vocals, and production created with Suno

From Scattered Moments — Psalms Reflections.

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