At the moment, maybe that describes how you are feeling. Yes, you know God is in control, yet humanly speaking, you are feeling overwhelmed.
Or perhaps in reflecting on current events, you feel burdened about what is occurring in the world.
However, as the song continues, it emphasizes a focus upon Jesus. Then and only then “I find His grace sufficient.” Our perspective is truly vastly different when our eyes are directed to Christ! (“Casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you.” I Pet. 5:7)
The second verse is what I would like to focus upon next.
“I will seek for souls in darkness . . .”
– it is a challenging quote!
– It is a challenging quote!
We are thick in the midst of missions’ conference season. Perhaps you are searching for a missions-based song.
As such, I could see this beneficial as a missions song.
This is one of those songs that touches my heart. It provides encouragement as well as prodding to be steadfast (I Cor. 15:58) I think you likewise will find this song beneficial in your life and ministry opportunities.
Joe Zichterman has also written other songs such as “A Passion for Thee” and “Be an Example.” Both of these likewise have phenomenal, godly messages.
Samples:
Recording of lyrics and music. (for demonstration use only)
This is an excellent piano edition.
Same music as above, but with lyrics included. Link
Where to find:
We’re Singing by The Wilds (I have the 7th edition; I know it is also contained in several other editions.)
In you’re not familiar with the Matt Herbster family and God’s grand working through their life, the following video provides a blessed encouragement of testimony of God’s greatness. Video link
“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: But made Himself of no reputation, and took upon Him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: And being found in fashion as a man, He humbled Himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”
Phil. 2:5-8
How incomprehensible that the God of the universe would come as a man to redeem sinful man!
Wow!!
I treasure this song for its message. Additionally, it wonderfully conveys the account of God’s Son choosing to yield Himself to the will of His Father.
So often I struggle in the flesh, seeking my own will.
The words and tune of this song come to mind:
“Not my will but Thine, Lord; Lead me to Calvary…”