Fresh off her win at the 2025 GMA Dove Awards where she received Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year for “Come Jesus Come,” legendary gospel artist CeCe Winans delivers another deeply spiritual release titled “At The Cross.” The song, now available on all streaming platforms, revives one of the most beloved hymns in Christian history, a sacred melody that continues to draw believers back to the heart of the gospel.
Taking to Instagram, Winans shared her heart behind the song:
“There’s something so powerful about the old hymns. Words that have carried generations back to the heart of God. ‘At the Cross’ reminds us where mercy and love meet, where sin and shame are washed away, and where our story is forever changed by the blood of Jesus. I pray this song draws you back to that sacred place, to the foot of the Cross.”
In “At The Cross,” CeCe Winans revisits a hymn that has anchored faith for centuries, wrapping it in her warm, soulful tone and modern instrumentation while preserving its sacred reverence. Her voice, steeped in grace and conviction, invites listeners to pause, reflect, and remember the sacrifice that changed everything.
The lyrics unfold like a personal encounter at Calvary:
Alas, and did my Savior bleed
And did my Sovereign die?
Would He devote that sacred head
For sinners such as I?
Winans brings these timeless words to life, turning them into a living prayer. Her delivery embodies awe and gratitude, reminding believers that at the foot of the cross, love conquered sin.
The chorus swells into a moment of release and revelation:
At the cross, at the cross
Where I first saw the light
And the burden of my heart rolled away
It was there by faith I received my sight
And now I am happy all the day
Each note feels like a journey; from brokenness to redemption, from guilt to grace. The production blends orchestral strings, gentle piano chords, and soulful harmonies, allowing CeCe Winans voice to carry the emotion of each line.
Beyond a sacred hymn “At The Cross” is a spiritual invitation. CeCe Winans captures the essence of what the cross represents; forgiveness, mercy, and transformation. As she sings, the listener is drawn into reflection, reminded that every burden can still be lifted where mercy and love intersect.
The second verse continues this reflection:
Was it for crimes that I had done
He groaned upon the tree?
Amazing pity, grace unknown
And love beyond degree
Through these age-old lyrics, Winans leads a new generation to rediscover the beauty of the gospel’s central message. Her rendition is not just a reimagined hymn, it is a moment of worship that bridges the past and the present.
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