Steady Love lyrics by Kingdom Culture Worship

VERSE 1
If these songs I sing have just become routine
Just pretty words but words that I don’t mean
Forgive me Father, wash my worship clean
You want a steady love

VERSE 2
Would I sing the same without the stage and lights?
Can I truly call it praise if it needs hype?
Test my heart until it’s purified
You want a steady love

CHORUS
Keep me burning
You want a steady love
Keep me burning
Help me to never stop
Every morning, noon and night
As a living sacrifice
Keep me burning
You want a steady love

VERSE 3
A love that loves on ordinary days
A love that’s always willing to obey
A love that burns in all I do and say
You want a steady love

CHORUS
Keep me burning
You want a steady love
Keep me burning
Help me to never stop
Every morning, noon and night
As a living sacrifice
Keep me burning
You want a steady love

BRIDGE
I’ll never never stop, never never stop
Wanting to know You, learning to love You Jesus

TAG
Keep my heart burning
Keep my heart burning

CHORUS
Keep me burning
You want a steady love
Keep me burning
Help me to never stop
Every morning, noon and night
As a living sacrifice
Keep me burning
You want a steady love

End of Steady Love lyrics by Kingdom Culture Worship

Kingdom Culture Worship is the worship and music ministry of Kingdom Culture Church, based in Brisbane, Australia. They are a collective of singers, musicians, and songwriters passionate about leading people into authentic encounters with God through worship.

Music & Releases

They have released both live and studio projects, including:

Kingdom Culture Worship EP

Steady Love

Place That Feels Most Like Home

I’ll Tell These Stories to My Kids

Live tracks such as Steady Love (Live) and In You (Live)

Style & Focus

Their sound is contemporary worship, blending heartfelt lyrics with modern instrumentation.

Songs often focus on God’s love, faithfulness, belonging, and the power of testimony.

Their vision is to create worship that feels like “home”—a space where people can encounter God’s presence both in church gatherings and in personal devotion.