Your Love
Transformative Love: Embracing Divine Joy and Peace
Lyrics
Your love, give me Your love
Expresses a plea for the divine love of the Lord.
To fill up my heart
Desires the love to fill and complete the speaker's heart.
Your peace, give me Your peace
Requests the gift of God's peace to bring solace to the speaker's soul.
To comfort my soul
Asks for the Lord's peace to provide comfort and tranquility.
Your joy, give me Your joy
Expresses the need for God's joy to illuminate the speaker's life, especially in challenging times.
To shine through the dark
Desires God's joy to shine through moments of darkness and difficulty.
Change me, oh Lord
Requests a transformative intervention from the Lord.
For my life is Yours
Conveys the surrender of the speaker's life to the Lord, acknowledging divine ownership.
When I think of all You've done
Reflects on the deeds and promises of God, prompting gratitude.
Kept every promise
Highlights God's faithfulness in keeping promises.
And kept me alive in Your Son
Acknowledges God's role in sustaining the speaker's life through His Son.
In the light of all this
Expresses gratitude in light of God's benevolence.
I'll give my life I'll take up my cross
Declares a commitment to offer one's life and carry the burdens represented by the cross.
'Cause everything else I count but loss
Emphasizes the value of dedicating one's life to God, considering all other pursuits as insignificant.
There's nothing apart from You
Affirms the centrality of God in fulfilling the speaker's deepest desires.
That fills my longings
Expresses contentment and satisfaction through a connection with God's truth.
You satisfy me with truth
Declares the speaker's fulfillment and lack of want in God's presence.
And I'm never wanting
Reiterates the commitment to surrender and carry the cross for the sake of divine purpose.
I'll give my life I'll take up my cross
Recalls the earlier commitment to give one's life and bear the cross.
'Cause everything else I count but loss
Reiterates the idea that everything else is considered insignificant compared to the commitment to God.
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