14 Son of Man by Shunned at a Funeral (Full Song)
“Son of Man” — https://open.spotify.com/track/3P5OHQ...
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As a tradition on Sunday nights, we share something new. This is “Son of Man,” a brand new track from Shunned at a Funeral that will appear on the upcoming album.
The song is introduced by Madison Connelly and centers on one of the most powerful titles in Scripture: the Son of Man.
From Daniel’s vision of the Son of Man coming with the clouds of heaven (Daniel 7:13–14), to Jesus repeatedly using that title for Himself in the Gospels, this phrase carries weight. It speaks of authority. Judgment. Suffering. Glory. It speaks of the One who came not to be served, but to serve and give His life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45).
“Son of Man” traces that prophetic thread and moves toward a desperate personal plea. The woman in the song reflects on what He said and what He did — the miracles, the mercy, the confrontation of sin, the path toward the cross — and she cries out for Him to save her. It is not abstract theology. It is urgent.
Madison delivers one of her most intense vocal performances to date. There is reverence in the verses and raw desperation in the chorus. The arrangement builds around that tension, allowing the weight of the title to land.
This is not a polished single release yet. It is a glimpse of what is coming. The upcoming album continues to explore themes of prophecy, fulfillment, redemption, and the person of Christ in bold and unapologetic ways.
There is no streaming link yet for this track, but you can follow Shunned at a Funeral on Spotify and stay connected through the website for updates as the album rolls out.
Thank you for being part of these Sunday night previews. There is much more ahead.
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