John 11:43 | COME OUT LAZARUS! | Official Music Video | Song

If this drew you closer to Jesus, STREAM COME OUT LAZARUS! wherever you listen to music: https://stephenmcwhirter.lnk.to/COMEOUTLAZARUS “COME OUT LAZARUS!” When Jesus called Lazarus from the tomb, it changed everything. It foreshadowed His own resurrection, but it also set in motion the events that would ultimately lead to His own death and resurrection. The final nail in the coffin for death. Can you heard His voice, because Jesus is still calling those who are in tombs to come out and live again. When I gave my own life to Jesus, it was because I knew the resurrection was real. Not a story. Not a metaphor. Real. And that changed everything for me. I pray that as you listen to this song, you would hear His voice calling out your name — just as He did thousands of years ago when He said, “COME OUT LAZARUS!” Honestly, you could just turn this song off, sit with Jesus, and read John 11 anew or for the first time. COME OUT LAZARUS! | Lyrics: I am weeping I am missing you my friend Wanna see your face again You’re only sleeping And soon the world will understand Exactly who I am Come out come out come out Lazarus Listen to the sound of my voice and live again Come out come out come out Lazarus I’m telling you this doesn’t have to be the end Come out and live again Do not fear Go ahead and take my hand This is where it all begins The kingdom’s here This is all part of the plan And I’m the only one who can say... You don’t know what I’m about to do I’m gonna raise myself like I’m raising you My mighty resurrection power Is showing up this very hour There will be a death and there will be a tomb But after that there’ll be an Upperroom When my spirit falls everything will change And it all starts here today 🌐 Connect with Stephen McWhirter 🎵 Stream All Music: https://bio.site/worshipjesus 🌍 Website: https://worshipjesus.life 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephenmcwhirtermusic 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephenmcwhirter 🎶 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephenmcwhirtermusic Stephen McWhirter is a Dove Award–winning, Grammy-nominated Christian worship recording artist, songwriter, speaker, and author based in Louisville, Kentucky. Signed with Capitol Records / Capitol Christian Music Group and Re:Think Music, Stephen is one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Christian worship today. Stephen is the co-writer of "Come Jesus Come" — a global worship anthem that has surpassed 100 million streams and views across platforms, reached #1 on iTunes in Christian songs and albums, and is in regular rotation on K-LOVE Radio. The song was recorded by gospel legend CeCe Winans featuring Shirley Caesar, winning Best Gospel Performance/Song at the 68th Grammy Awards in 2026. It has also been covered by country artist Cody Johnson and performed by CeCe Winans on American Idol. His newest release, COME OUT LAZARUS!, is available now on all streaming platforms. But behind the music is a story of radical redemption. Growing up the son of a traveling evangelist, Stephen witnessed deep hypocrisy at home that drove him into over 11 years of drug addiction, including crystal meth. One night at 3am, while reading The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel with drugs on the table beside him, God showed up — and everything changed. Stephen never used drugs or alcohol again. Since September 2022, Stephen has conducted live worship and evangelism streams on TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram — leading over 40,000 people to faith in Jesus Christ through those streams alone, with tens of thousands more through his global travels as a worship leader and speaker. Stephen's debut book, Radically Restored: How Knowing Jesus Heals Our Brokenness, is published by Zondervan with a foreword by Lee Strobel and endorsements from Dallas Jenkins (creator of The Chosen), Matthew West, Matt Maher, and Jim Cymbala. It is available now wherever books are sold. Stephen lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his wife Tara and their three sons. His mission is simple: worship Jesus and lead others to Him. #christian #worship #newmusic #lazarus #singer Piano, Lyric Video, 📖 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro and verse 1 0:35 Chorus 1 1:09 Verse 2 1:35 Chorus 2 2:02 Bridge 2:42 Final Chorus 3:15 Outro