Follow you.

You lived among the least of these
The weary and the weak
And it would be a tragedy for me to turn away.

All my needs you have supplied.
When I was dead you gave me life.
How could I not give it away so freely?

And I'll follow you into the homes that are broken.
Follow you into the world.
Meet the needs for the poor and the needy God.
Follow you into the World.

 

Use my hands, use my feet
To make your kingdom come
Through the corners of the earth
Until your work is done
'Cause Faith without works is dead
And on the cross your blood was she'd
So how could I not give it away so freely?

And I'll follow you into the homes that are broken.
Follow you into the world.
Meet the needs for the poor and the needy God.
Follow you into the World.
(X2)

I give all myself.
I give all myself
I give all myself... to you.

And I give all myself.
Yes, I give all myself.
And I give all myself... to you.

And I'll follow you into the homes that are broken
Follow you into the world.
Meet the needs for the poor and the needy God.
Follow you into the World.
(X2)

 

 

We sang this song in chapel this morning.  Our last chapel of our mission month at school ended today.  This song above (Follow You by Leeland) was the theme verse for our chapels.

I love the song.  The lyrics are amazing.  I had to stop myself today when I was singing it...

Do I really mean what I am saying?  Or do I even understand what I am saying?

When it says "use my hands, use my feet" am I serious about saying that?  It does no good to give lip service (tell God stuff that you don't really mean) because He knows your heart. 

Am I really saying that I will follow Christ wherever He leads?

"I give all myself".  These four words are the ones that really make me stop.

I know there are things that I struggle to give to God. 

When I sing those four words, I am making a commitment to submit myself to God's will.

It's hard, but the eternal reward is worth it.  God is worthy of our praise.