Awash in an orange glow, Andrew Ripp whistles a cheerful intro alongside his four-piece band. Steel guitar swells and brushed snare beats create an atmosphere of peace that perfectly mirrors the song’s message: we are meant to be united as believers, not divided.
Making a case against territorial thinking in the body of Christ, Ripp contends in the chorus:
Love is the breath of Heaven
That shows me what's mine is yours
Love's tearing down these fences
To put gardens where they once were
Then, Ripp issues a challenge in the bridge:
Love somebody when it’s hard to
Forgive somebody you don’t want to
May this exclusive performance encourage you to live out the truth of Psalm 133:1 (NLT): “How wonderful and pleasant it is when brothers live together in harmony!”
