I know for sure, all of my days are held in your hands, crafted
into your perfect plan
You gently call me into your presence guiding me by Your Holy Spirit
Teach me dear Lord to live all of my life through Your eyes
I'm captured by Your holy calling
Set me apart, I know you're drawing me to yourself
Lead me Lord I pray
Take me, Mold me, use me, fill me
I give my life to the Potter's hand
Call me, guide me, lead me, walk beside me
I give my life to the Potter's hand
You gently call me into your presence guiding me by your Holy Spirit
Teach me dear Lord to live all of my life through your eyes
I'm captured by your Holy calling
set me apart, I know your drawing me to yourself
lead me Lord I pray
Take me, Mold me, use me, fill me
I give my life to the Potter's hand
Call me, guide me, lead me, walk beside me
I give my life to the Potter's hand
(Darlene Zschech)
I woke up this morning with this song running round and round my mind and have been singing it to myself all day. It has also been one of those songs that seems to keep popping up regularly time and time again. Every time I hear this song it affects me in a way that few songs ever have, it resonates deep within me and triggers a sensation that while not being unpleasant is slightly unsettling.
I believe this is because this song is purely and simply about allowing God to take your life and do with it exactly as He pleases. It is about handing over complete control over to Him without holding anything back. Recently I have set into motion a process that will lead me to following what I believe is God's calling to me in my life and while I am very excited about it have been struggling to find support within my family. I know God is there leading and guiding me and even providing support for me when I need it, but it is still tough for me. The way God seems to talk to me is in small messages repeated regularly and consistently until I notice them and I believe this song to be one of those, a small message from God showing me I am on the right track and that He is there for me at all times an in all things.
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