20Our Hymnbook

I Will Trust My Saviour Jesus

Jaywan Maxwell, Tiarne Tranter, Jonny Robinson, Rich Thompson, Lucy A. Bennett

One of the 94 hymns we sing together at Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church on the Gold Coast. Browse the full hymnbook.

Lyrics

Verse 1

I will trust my saviour Jesus,

When my darkest doubts befall

Trust Him when to simply trust Him

Seems the hardest thing of all

Verse 2

I will trust my saviour Jesus

Trust Him when my strength is small

For I know the shield of Jesus,

Is the safest place of all

Chorus

Jesus, only Jesus

Help me trust you more and more

Jesus, only Jesus

May my heart be ever yours

Verse 3

I will trust my saviour Jesus

He has said His way is best

And I know the path He’s chosen

Leads to everlasting rest

Chorus

Jesus, only Jesus

Help me trust you more and more

Jesus, only Jesus

May my heart be ever yours

Bridge

Oh on that cross, how it was seen

I can go now ever trusting in the one who died for

What could I bring, for your gift is complete

I trust You, simply trust You, Lord with every part of me

Chorus

Jesus, only Jesus

Help me trust you more and more

Jesus, only Jesus

May my heart be ever yours

Verse 4

I will trust my Saviour Jesus

Every hour of my life

As I journey home to see Him

He will never leave my side

Behind the Hymn

"I Will Trust My Saviour Jesus" is a contemporary hymn written by Jaywan Maxwell, Tiarne Tranter, Jonny Robinson, Rich Thompson, and Lucy A. Bennett for CityAlight, a worship ministry of St Paul's Castle Hill Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia. CityAlight has become known for producing doctrinally rich, congregation-friendly hymns that bridge the gap between traditional hymnody and modern worship music. This hymn is a declaration of steadfast trust in Christ through every season of life — echoing the covenant language of the Psalms and the New Testament promises of God's faithfulness. The writers crafted it to be singable by ordinary congregations rather than requiring a professional worship band, reflecting CityAlight's philosophy that church music should serve the gathered body of believers. Its simple, repeating structure makes it easy to learn and memorize, while its theological depth gives it lasting substance. The hymn has quickly spread through Reformed and evangelical churches worldwide since its release.