About Doxology Creed

The ancient creeds of the church have provided a sturdy framework for belief for centuries, yet it's easy for these profound declarations to remain in our heads without engaging our hearts. "Doxology Creed" emerged from a two-year wrestling with this challenge: how might we craft a song that transforms intellectual assent into heartfelt worship?

We structured the song intentionally—each verse explores a different person of the Trinity, creating a comprehensive journey through the core tenets of Christian faith. The Father's creative power and expansive care, the Son's redemptive sacrifice and triumphant resurrection, and the Spirit's sustaining presence and transformative work unfold verse by verse.

The bridge serves as the climactic confession of the song, where personal belief ("I believe, believe") builds into a sweeping declaration of God's attributes and the hope of resurrection. From acknowledging God as "alpha and omega" to yearning for His return, the bridge captures both the intimacy and vastness of faith before culminating in the repeated "holy, holy, holy" of heavenly worship.

While creating a new melody for most of the song, we intentionally incorporated the classic doxology tune for the final line: "praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost." This musical touchpoint creates an immediate sense of recognition and connects worshippers to generations of Christians, anchoring our new expression in something deeply familiar.

In a world that feels increasingly fragmented and unsteady, there is something profoundly stabilizing about declaring these ancient truths and responding in praise. Truth becomes not just something we affirm but something we experience.

We offer "Doxology Creed" as a bridge between the ancient and the new, between mind and heart, between what we believe and how we worship. Our hope is that as congregations sing these words together, they might not only voice their deepest beliefs but also experience the joy that comes from praising the God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.