"How He Loves" is a Christian worship song written by John Mark McMillan. It became popular through a cover version by the David Crowder Band. The song expresses the immense love and affection God has for His people. The lyrics describe God's jealousy and love as being like a hurricane, powerful and overwhelming. The persona compares themselves to a tree, bending under the weight of God's mercy and grace. Suddenly, they become aware of how God's glory surpasses any afflictions they may face. The chorus reiterates the theme of God's love, emphasizing its magnitude and how it encompasses everyone. The repetition of "Oh, How He loves us" emphasizes the depth and intensity of God's love. The second verse portrays the persona and all believers as belonging to God, with Him being their ultimate prize. The grace they receive from God is compared to an ocean, with everyone sinking in it. The line "heaven meets earth like a sloppy wet kiss" is a metaphorical expression of the intimacy and passion of God's love. The bridge expresses the persona's response to experiencing God's love. Their heart is moved intensely, and they are compelled to let go of regrets and focus on God's love. Overall, "How He Loves" is a powerful worship song that seeks to convey the overwhelming and unconditional love of God for His people.
