Jesus at the Door
A gospel worship song from Revelation 3:20 & Matthew 7:7
A gospel worship song from Revelation 3:20 & Matthew 7:7
“Jesus at the Door” is a gospel worship song inspired by Revelation 3:20, inviting listeners to open their hearts to Jesus. This song reflects the biblical truth that Christ does not force His way into our lives; instead, He stands patiently, knocking, waiting for a willing response. Written in a reverent, prayerful tone, the song invites listeners into stillness, reflection, and surrender. With repeated, meditative lines and a timeless musical atmosphere, it is designed for worship, personal devotion, and quiet moments of listening before God.
This song was born out of reflection on the quiet yet powerful image of Jesus standing at the door. In Scripture, Jesus is not portrayed as demanding or overwhelming, but as gentle, patient, and full of love. He knocks—not once, but continually—waiting for the heart to respond. The song seeks to capture that sacred pause between the knock and the opening of the door, a moment filled with mercy, choice, and grace.
Musically and lyrically, the song leans into repetition to mirror the patience of Christ and the persistence of His love. The slow, reverent atmosphere echoes ancient prayers and reminds us that this invitation is not rushed. It is an invitation that has been waiting for us all along. “Jesus at the Door” is meant to be sung not only with the voice, but with the heart—allowing space for reflection, repentance, and welcome.
Revelation 3:20
“Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.”
Matthew 7:7
“Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.”
(Revelation 3:20 & Matthew 7:7)
Have you heard a gentle knocking,
Softly calling through the night?
At the door of your heart, He’s waiting,
With a voice so full of light.
He won’t force His way inside you,
He won’t break the door down hard,
Jesus stands with arms wide open,
Patient, faithful as you are.
Knock, knock, He’s standing at the door,
Knock, knock, waiting still for you.
Open, open, let Him come in,
Let His love make all things new.
Ask and you will surely receive,
Seek and you’re going to find,
Jesus’ love has been ready,
All this time… all this time.
Father’s plan was love and mercy,
Sending down His only Son,
Carried all our shame and sorrow,
Till the work of grace was done.
By the cross and by His blood poured,
New life waits on the other side,
If you open up your heart now,
You will never walk alone again.
Knock, knock, He’s standing at the door,
Knock, knock, waiting still for you.
Open, open, let Him come in,
Let His love make all things new.
Ask and you will surely receive,
Seek and you’re going to find,
Jesus’ love has been ready,
All this time… all this time.
Don’t be afraid, don’t hesitate,
Jesus is waiting, it’s not too late.
If you answer when He calls your name,
Your life will never be the same.
Hope will rise, your heart made whole,
Light will fill your weary soul.
Knock, knock, He’s standing at the door,
Knock, knock, waiting still for you.
Open, open, let Him come in,
Let His love make all things new.
Ask and you will surely receive,
Seek and you’re going to find,
Jesus’ love has been ready,
All this time… all this time.
Open the door…
Open the door…
Jesus is waiting for you.
Loving Father, we thank You for the gentle voice of Jesus that still calls to us today. Thank You that He stands at the door of our hearts with patience, mercy, and unfailing love. Lord, we confess that there are times when we hesitate, when fear, distraction, or pride keeps the door closed. Yet You never turn away.
Jesus, we choose now to open the door to You again. Come into every hidden place of our hearts—our doubts, our wounds, our weariness, and our hopes. Sit with us, renew us, and make Your home within us. Teach us to listen when You knock and to respond with trust and obedience. May our lives be shaped by Your presence, and may Your love flow through us to others. We offer You our hearts once more, with gratitude and surrender. In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.