He is Seen Again.

The song is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ and His appearances to His followers after rising from the dead. It tells the story of key moments where Jesus appears to His disciples—Mary Magdalene at the tomb, the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and behind locked doors. The lyrics emphasize that Jesus is alive in both body and spirit, not a ghost, and His resurrection transforms grief into joy and fear into peace. The song celebrates the tangible evidence of His resurrection—His wounds, His dine with His disciples, and His recognition by those He appears to. It underscores the ongoing presence of Jesus in the lives of believers today, affirming that He is alive, knows us personally, and will return again. The overall message is one of hope, victory over death, and the continual witness of Jesus’ living presence among His followers. #youthchristianmedia #praiseandworship #gospelmusic #praisesongs #worshipmusic #christianmusic #christiansong #christiansongs #christiansongs2026 #jesussongs #jesussongsforyou Lyric: Verse 1 In the garden, before the sun Mary wept by the empty stone Then a voice whispered, “Woman, why?” And she turned to see the risen Light One word, “Rabboni,” broke the gloom Death’s dark garden became a womb Chorus He is seen again, He is not a ghost He is flesh and bone, the Holy Host From the tomb to the road, from the sea to the room The grave could not hold Him, the night could not consume Oh, He is seen again — let the church proclaim Jesus lives, and He knows us by name Verse 2 On the road to Emmaus, hearts were cold Till a stranger broke the bread of old Their eyes were opened, He disappeared But the fire in their souls had conquered fear They ran through the dark to tell the ten “The Lord is risen! He is seen again!” Chorus He is seen again, He is not a ghost He is flesh and bone, the Holy Host From the tomb to the road, from the sea to the room The grave could not hold Him, the night could not consume Oh, He is seen again — let the church proclaim Jesus lives, and He knows us by name Verse 3 Behind locked doors, the ten were hid When He stood among them, “Peace,” He said He showed His hands, His wounded side And their grief gave way to holy life Then Thomas touched, and fell to knee “My Lord, my God” — the victory Bridge By the sea of Tiberias, at the break of day “Cast your net on the right side,” He called from the waves A hundred fifty-three, and the net did not tear Then He fed them breakfast — He’s still right here No more hiding, no more fear The risen Savior will reappear Chorus He is seen again — He is not a ghost! He is flesh and bone, the Holy Host! From the tomb to the road, from the sea to the room The grave could not hold Him, the night could not consume Oh, He is seen again — let the church proclaim Jesus lives, and He knows us by name Outro He appeared to more than five hundred at once He is still appearing to every heart that trusts Not a memory, not a myth — He is alive And He’s coming again with a heavenly cry Until then, He is seen again In the breaking of bread, in the peace that He gives In the wound that heals every one of us Jesus lives — He is seen again! Hallelujah, He is seen again.