Grandfather’s Wisdom

Grandfather’s Wisdom

Track 4: “Grandfather’s Wisdom”

“Grandfather’s Wisdom” is a poignant homage to the elders who carry the torch of faith, wisdom, and experience across generations. The song beautifully captures the reverence and admiration for grandfathers whose lives have been testimonies of perseverance and faithfulness.

Through vivid imagery, the lyrics paint a portrait of a grandfather whose “silver strands and weathered hands” symbolize a life rich with stories and lessons. The song emphasizes the value of sitting at the feet of such elders, soaking in the wisdom that comes from a lifetime of walking with God.

Invoking the Hebrew names Abba (Father) and El De’ot (God of Knowledge), the song acknowledges the divine source of the grandfather’s wisdom. It highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit (Ruach) breathing through every word, ensuring that the guidance offered is rooted in divine truth.

“Grandfather’s Wisdom” bridges the gap between generations, encouraging listeners to honor and seek the counsel of their elders. It recognizes that the experiences and faith journeys of grandfathers are invaluable resources for younger generations navigating their own paths.

Musically, the song blends traditional and contemporary elements, reflecting the timelessness of its message. The gentle melodies and reflective tones create an intimate atmosphere, inviting listeners to contemplate and appreciate the legacy of wisdom passed down.

This track serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of family and faith, emphasizing that the journey of faith is a collective one, enriched by the contributions of each generation. “Grandfather’s Wisdom” not only honors the past but also inspires listeners to carry forward the teachings and values imparted to them.

In essence, the song is a celebration of heritage, faith, and the profound impact that grandfathers have in shaping the spiritual lives of their families. It encourages all to cherish these relationships and to recognize the blessings that come from embracing the wisdom of those who have walked the path before us.

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Track 4: “Grandfather’s Wisdom”

Scripture References:

        •        Proverbs 17:6 (NIV): “Children’s children are a crown to the aged, and parents are the pride of their children.”

        •        Psalm 92:12-15: “The righteous will flourish like a palm tree… They will still bear fruit in old age, they will stay fresh and green…”

        •        Job 12:12: “Is not wisdom found among the aged? Does not long life bring understanding?”

        •        Deuteronomy 32:7: “Remember the days of old; consider the generations long past. Ask your father and he will tell you, your elders, and they will explain to you.”

Reflection: 

Grandfathers hold a unique and vital role in the family structure. They are carriers of legacy, wisdom, and faith. Proverbs 17:6 celebrates the generational blessings, highlighting the honor and joy that grandchildren bring.

Psalm 92:12-15 speaks of the righteous continuing to bear fruit in old age. Age is not a limitation but an asset in God’s kingdom.

Job 12:12 recognizes that with long life comes wisdom and understanding. Grandfathers have a wealth of experience that can guide and instruct.

Deuteronomy 32:7 encourages us to seek counsel from our elders. Their stories and testimonies are treasures that can strengthen our faith.

Call to Action:

        1.        Honor Your Elders:

        •        Practice: Spend time with your grandfather or elderly men in your community.

        •        Application: Ask them to share their stories, life lessons, and faith journeys.

        2.        Pass on Wisdom:

        •        Practice: If you’re a grandfather, intentionally share your experiences and faith with your grandchildren.

        •        Application: Write letters, record videos, or create a memoir to leave a spiritual legacy.

        3.        Bridge Generations:

        •        Practice: Facilitate opportunities for intergenerational interactions within your family or church.

        •        Application: Organize family gatherings, Bible studies, or service projects that include all ages.

        4.        Value Their Contributions:

        •        Practice: Acknowledge and appreciate the role of grandfathers and elders.

        •        Application: Celebrate their milestones and recognize their influence in your life.

Prayer:

El Olam, Eternal God, thank You for the gift of grandfathers and elders who carry wisdom and faith across generations. Help me to honor and learn from them. If I am an elder, may I faithfully pass on the legacy of Your goodness. Strengthen and bless our elders, and let their lives continue to bear fruit for Your kingdom. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Grandfather’s Wisdom

Verse 1: 

Silver strands and weathered hands,
Stories etched like desert sands.
Eyes that hold the tales of old,
Wisdom worth far more than gold.
Sitting at your feet I learn,
For your counsel now I yearn.

Chorus: 

Abba, bless this elder’s voice,
In his guidance, I rejoice.
Ruach, breathe through every word,
Let his wisdom now be heard.

Verse 2:

Paths you’ve walked, the highs and lows,
Through it all, your spirit grows.
Faithful through the trials faced,
In your footsteps, hope is traced.
Teach me how to walk this way,
Holding fast to Yeshua’s sway.

Chorus: 

Abba, bless this elder’s voice,
In his guidance, I rejoice.
Ruach, breathe through every word,
Let his wisdom now be heard.

Bridge:

El De’ot, God of Knowledge true,
Let his life point me to You.
May his legacy impart,
Truth that settles in my heart.

Chorus: 

Abba, bless this elder’s voice,
In his guidance, I rejoice.
Ruach, breathe through every word,
Let his wisdom now be heard.

Outro:

Grandfather’s wisdom, I embrace,
Carrying forward by Your grace.

Warrior’s Prayer

Warrior’s Prayer

Track 6: “Warrior’s Prayer”

“Warrior’s Prayer” is a stirring call to spiritual arms, acknowledging the unseen battles that men face daily. The song vividly portrays the internal and external struggles against forces that seek to undermine faith and purpose. It emphasizes the necessity of divine strength and the armor of God to stand firm against these challenges. 

The lyrics draw on the powerful imagery of spiritual warfare, invoking El Gibbor (Mighty God) as the source of might and protection. The chorus is a resolute declaration of reliance on God’s strength, with the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) serving as a shield against the adversities encountered.

By referencing the armor of God, the song aligns with biblical teachings on spiritual preparedness, encouraging listeners to recognize that the battles they face are not merely physical but spiritual in nature. The bridge reinforces the victory already secured through Yeshua, reminding listeners that the ultimate triumph is found in Him.

“Warrior’s Prayer” resonates with men who feel the weight of spiritual opposition, offering both encouragement and a strategy for overcoming. It calls for a shift from self-reliance to dependence on God’s power, emphasizing prayer as a crucial weapon in spiritual warfare.

Musically, the track combines strong, rhythmic beats with compelling melodies, creating an atmosphere of urgency and empowerment. The dynamic composition mirrors the intensity of the battles described, inspiring listeners to rise up with courage and faith.

This song serves as both a rallying cry and a source of comfort, assuring men that they are not alone in their struggles and that victory is attainable through God’s might. “Warrior’s Prayer” encapsulates the essence of standing firm in faith, fully equipped by God’s Spirit to face whatever comes.

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Track 6: “Warrior’s Prayer”

Scripture References: 

        •        Ephesians 6:10-18 (NIV): “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God… And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.”

        •        2 Corinthians 10:3-5: “For though we live in the world, we do not wage war as the world does… We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God…”

        •        Psalm 144:1: “Praise be to the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle.”

        •        1 Timothy 6:12: “Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called…”

Reflection:

As men, we are called to be spiritual warriors, standing firm against the forces that oppose God’s kingdom. Ephesians 6:10-18 urges us to put on the full armor of God, highlighting that our battle is spiritual, not physical. Prayer is a crucial component of this warfare.

2 Corinthians 10:3-5 reminds us that our weapons are not worldly but have divine power to demolish strongholds. Our fight is against lies, deceptions, and anything that sets itself against God’s truth.

Psalm 144:1 acknowledges that God equips us for battle. He trains us to stand firm and overcome.

1 Timothy 6:12 encourages us to fight the good fight of faith, holding firmly to the hope we have in Messiah.

Call to Action:

        1.        Equip Yourself Spiritually:

        •        Practice: Study each piece of the armor of God in Ephesians 6.

        •        Application: Consciously ‘put on’ each piece through prayer and application.

        2.        Engage in Persistent Prayer:

        •        Practice: Set aside dedicated times for intercessory prayer.

        •        Application: Create a prayer list for your family, community, and global issues.

        3.        Identify Spiritual Battles:

        •        Practice: Recognize areas in your life where spiritual warfare is evident.

        •        Application: Use Scripture to combat lies and temptations.

        4.        Stand with Others:

        •        Practice: Join or form a prayer group or warrior circle.

        •        Application: Support and encourage one another in spiritual battles.

Prayer:

El Gibbor, Mighty God, I acknowledge the spiritual battles that surround me. Equip me with Your full armor. Strengthen me to stand firm against the enemy’s schemes. Let my prayers be powerful and effective. Teach my hands to war and my fingers to fight, not with physical weapons but with faith and truth. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Warrior’s Prayer 

Verse 1:

Battles rage within my mind,
Tempting voices, ties that bind.
But I’m not fighting flesh and bone,
Spiritual forces, realms unknown.
On my knees, I take my stand,
Weapon lifted in my hand.

Chorus: 

El Gibbor, Mighty God,
Arm me with Your staff and rod.
Ruach HaKodesh, be my shield,
In Your strength, the war is sealed. 

Verse 2:

I’ve tried to fight with my own might,
Shadows overwhelmed my sight.
But now I wear Your armor strong,
In Your power, I belong.
Truth and righteousness adorn,
By Your Spirit, I’m reborn.

Chorus: 

El Gibbor, Mighty God,
Arm me with Your staff and rod.
Ruach HaKodesh, be my shield,
In Your strength, the war is sealed.

Bridge:

Yeshua, Name above all names,
By Your blood, the victory’s claimed.
Every stronghold, You tear down,
In Your glory, I am found.

Chorus: 

El Gibbor, Mighty God,
Arm me with Your staff and rod.
Ruach HaKodesh, be my shield,
In Your strength, the war is sealed.

Outro:

Warrior in the secret place,
Standing firm by Your grace.

Healing Hands

Healing Hands

Track 7: “Healing Hands”

“Healing Hands” is a deeply emotive song that explores the power of healing within relationships and families. The lyrics delve into the pain of brokenness—unseen wounds, strained connections, and the longing for restoration. The song acknowledges the realities of hurt but also holds a profound hope for reconciliation and healing through divine intervention.

Invoking Jehovah Rapha (The Lord Who Heals) and El Shalom (God of Peace), the song emphasizes the belief that God can use individuals as instruments of healing. The chorus is a heartfelt petition for God to work through the listener’s hands, making them tools in His plan to mend and restore.

The narrative progresses from recognizing the walls built between loved ones to witnessing those walls crumble as love and forgiveness take root. The song highlights the transformative power of the Ruach (Spirit) flowing like grand rivers, bringing renewal to relationships once thought beyond repair.

“Healing Hands” speaks to men in their roles as husbands, fathers, sons, and brothers, encouraging them to take active steps toward healing within their families. It underscores the impact of a father’s touch and a husband’s embrace in bringing about emotional and spiritual restoration.

Musically, the song features soothing melodies and gentle harmonies, creating an atmosphere conducive to reflection and vulnerability. The emotive composition invites listeners to open their hearts to the possibility of healing and to consider their role in facilitating it.

This track is a poignant reminder that while brokenness may be a part of our human experience, healing is possible through God’s power and our willingness to be vessels of His love. “Healing Hands” inspires listeners to embrace forgiveness, extend compassion, and actively participate in the restoration of their families and communities.

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Track 7: “Healing Hands”

Scripture References:

        •        James 5:16 (NIV): “Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.”

        •        Isaiah 61:1: “The Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is on me, because the LORD has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted…”

        •        Luke 4:40: “At sunset, the people brought to Yeshua all who had various kinds of sickness, and laying his hands on each one, he healed them.”

        •        2 Corinthians 1:3-4: “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Yeshua Messiah, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.”

Reflection: 

Healing is a profound aspect of God’s character and mission. James 5:16 emphasizes the power of prayer and confession in bringing about healing, both physically and spiritually. As men, we are called to be agents of healing within our families and communities.

Isaiah 61:1, a prophecy fulfilled by Yeshua, highlights the anointing to bring good news and bind up the brokenhearted. We, too, share in this mission through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

Luke 4:40 shows Yeshua’s compassion as He laid hands on the sick, healing them. The act of laying on of hands symbolizes connection, impartation, and care.

2 Corinthians 1:3-4 reminds us that the comfort we receive from God equips us to comfort others. Our experiences, including our pains and healings, position us to minister to others effectively.

 In our roles as fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons, we encounter brokenness and hurt. Whether it’s emotional wounds, strained relationships, or physical ailments, we have the opportunity to extend healing through our actions, words, and prayers.

Call to Action: 

        1.        Pray for Healing:

        •        Practice: Intercede for those who are sick or hurting in your family and community.

        •        Application: Establish a regular prayer time focused on healing, possibly with your family or men’s group.

        2.        Offer Compassionate Support:

        •        Practice: Be attentive to the needs of those around you, offering a listening ear and a caring heart.

        •        Application: Reach out to someone you know is struggling and offer practical help or encouragement.

        3.        Use Your Gifts:

        •        Practice: Identify any spiritual gifts you have related to healing, encouragement, or mercy.

        •        Application: Seek opportunities to use these gifts in your church or community.

        4.        Promote Reconciliation:

        •        Practice: Address any unresolved conflicts or hurts within your relationships.

        •        Application: Take the initiative to apologize or forgive where needed, fostering healing and restoration.

Prayer:

Jehovah Rapha, the LORD who heals, I thank You for the healing You’ve brought into my life. Empower me by Your Ruach to be an instrument of healing to others. Help me to extend compassion, pray fervently, and act lovingly towards those who are hurting. Use my hands, words, and actions to bring glory to Your name and restoration to those in need. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Healing Hands

Verse 1:

Wounds unseen, hearts that bleed,
In my home, there’s a need.
Broken words and promises,
Left us all with emptiness.
But I believe in healing rain,
You can wash away the pain.

Chorus:

Jehovah Rapha, heal through me,
Use these hands to set them free.
Ruach, flow like rivers grand,
Make me tools in Your great plan.

Verse 2:

Walls we’ve built begin to fall,
As Your love restores us all.
Touch my wife and touch my child,
Bring us back, reconciled.
Let forgiveness be our song,
In Your love, we all belong.

Chorus:

Jehovah Rapha, heal through me,
Use these hands to set them free.
Ruach, flow like rivers grand,
Make me tools in Your great plan.

Bridge:

El Shalom, bring Your peace,
May our strife and anger cease.
Bind us with cords of unity,
In Your presence, let us be.

Chorus:

Jehovah Rapha, heal through me,
Use these hands to set them free.
Ruach, flow like rivers grand,
Make me tools in Your great plan.

Outro:

With healing hands, I now embrace,
Every heart within this place.

Legacy Builder

Legacy Builder

Track 8: “Legacy Builder”

“Legacy Builder” is an inspiring song that focuses on the enduring impact of one’s actions and choices on future generations. The lyrics reflect on the importance of laying down “stones along the way”—symbolic of the values, faith, and principles imparted to one’s descendants.

The song emphasizes that true legacy is not measured by material wealth or worldly achievements but by the spiritual heritage and character passed down. Invoking the Ancient of Days and calling upon the Ruach (Spirit) to breathe upon what is raised, the song underscores the necessity of divine guidance in building a lasting legacy.

The chorus serves as a commitment to construct a “legacy of praise,” highlighting the desire for future generations to continue in worship and devotion to God. The bridge reinforces this by referencing Yeshua as the secure cornerstone, ensuring that what is built will endure through time.

“Legacy Builder” speaks to men at all stages of life, encouraging them to be intentional about the footprints they leave behind. It challenges listeners to consider the long-term effects of their actions and to invest in things of eternal value.

Musically, the track blends uplifting melodies with a sense of solemnity, capturing both the joy and responsibility inherent in legacy building. The song’s reflective tone invites introspection, prompting listeners to evaluate their priorities and make adjustments where necessary.

This song serves as a motivational anthem, inspiring men to take proactive steps in shaping a future that honors God and benefits those who come after them. “Legacy Builder” is a reminder that every decision contributes to the foundation upon which future generations will stand.

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Track 8: “Legacy Builder”

Scripture References:

        •        Psalm 78:4-7 (NIV): “We will not hide them from their descendants; we will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the LORD… Then they would put their trust in God and would not forget his deeds but would keep his commands.”

        •        Deuteronomy 6:6-9: “These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road…”

        •        Proverbs 13:22: “A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children…”

        •        2 Timothy 2:2: “And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.”

Reflection: 

Building a legacy is about more than material wealth; it’s about imparting faith, values, and principles that will endure for generations. Psalm 78:4-7 emphasizes the importance of sharing God’s deeds and laws with the next generation so they might trust and obey Him.

Deuteronomy 6:6-9 instructs us to diligently teach God’s commandments to our children, integrating them into daily life. This intentionality ensures that faith is woven into the fabric of our families.

Proverbs 13:22 highlights that a righteous person considers the long-term impact of their life, leaving an inheritance that benefits even their grandchildren.

2 Timothy 2:2 speaks to the multiplication of discipleship—entrusting what we’ve learned to others who will continue the cycle.

As men, we have the responsibility and privilege to shape the future by investing in those who come after us. Our legacy is determined by the choices we make today—choices to honor God, love others, and live with integrity.

Call to Action: 

        1.        Define Your Legacy:

        •        Practice: Reflect on what you want your legacy to be.

        •        Application: Write down your core values and the principles you wish to pass on.

        2.        Invest in Relationships:

        •        Practice: Prioritize time with your children, grandchildren, or young people in your community.

        •        Application: Mentor someone, sharing your experiences and faith journey.

        3.        Teach and Model Faith:

        •        Practice: Integrate faith discussions into everyday activities.

        •        Application: Share testimonies of God’s faithfulness in your life.

        4.        Plan Practically:

        •        Practice: Consider practical steps to secure your family’s future (e.g., financial planning, will).

        •        Application: Ensure your affairs are in order to provide stability for your descendants. 

Prayer:

Ancient of Days, thank You for the heritage of faith You’ve given me. Help me to be a faithful legacy builder, imparting Your truths to the next generation. Grant me wisdom to invest my time, resources, and love in ways that honor You and bless others. May my life be a testimony of Your grace and a foundation for those who follow. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Legacy Builder

Verse 1:

Stones I lay along the way,
For the ones who’ll come someday.
Every choice and every deed,
Planting now the future’s seed.
What I sow is what they’ll reap,
Footprints that my children keep.

Chorus:

Ancient of Days, guide my plans,
Write Your law upon our lands.
Ruach, breathe on what I raise,
Build a legacy of praise.

Verse 2:

Treasures fade, but faith remains,
Echoes in my family’s veins.
Not by wealth or worldly fame,
But by lifting up Your name.
Teach me how to walk aright,
Be a beacon in the night.

Chorus:

Ancient of Days, guide my plans,
Write Your law upon our lands.
Ruach, breathe on what I raise,
Build a legacy of praise.

Bridge: 

Yeshua, cornerstone secure,
In Your love, we will endure.
Generations yet to be,
Will find their hope in Thee.

Chorus:

Ancient of Days, guide my plans,
Write Your law upon our lands.
Ruach, breathe on what I raise,
Build a legacy of praise.

Outro:

Building now with heart and hand,
A legacy that forever stands.

Brother’s Keeper

Brother’s Keeper

Track 9: “Brother’s Keeper”

“Brother’s Keeper” is a compelling song that highlights the importance of solidarity, support, and accountability among men. The lyrics address the silent struggles and hidden scars that many carry, emphasizing the need for genuine connection and mutual care.

By invoking Elohim (God) and asking the Ruach (Spirit) to stir deep compassion, the song becomes a heartfelt plea for unity and collective strength. The chorus reinforces the commitment to be one’s brother’s keeper, acknowledging that we are interconnected and responsible for one another’s well-being. 

The song recounts personal experiences of overcoming loneliness and heavy burdens through God’s mercy, inspiring listeners to extend the same grace to others. The bridge emphasizes the desire for unity, breaking down barriers and responding to each other’s calls for help.

“Brother’s Keeper” challenges men to step beyond superficial interactions and engage in meaningful relationships that foster growth and healing. It addresses the cultural tendencies toward isolation and self-reliance, advocating instead for a community where vulnerability and support are embraced.

Musically, the track combines soulful harmonies with a steady rhythm, creating an atmosphere that is both comforting and motivating. The song’s emotive delivery resonates with listeners, encouraging them to reflect on their relationships and consider how they can better support their peers.

This song serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in brotherhood and the impact that collective faith and support can have on individual lives. “Brother’s Keeper” invites men to cultivate environments where they can uplift, encourage, and hold each other accountable in their spiritual journeys.

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Track 9: “Brother’s Keeper”

Scripture References:

        •        Genesis 4:9 (NIV): “Then the LORD said to Cain, ‘Where is your brother Abel?’ ‘I don’t know,’ he replied. ‘Am I my brother’s keeper?’”

        •        Galatians 6:2: “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Messiah.”

        •        Ecclesiastes 4:9-10: “Two are better than one… If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.”

        •        James 5:19-20: “My brothers and sisters, if one of you should wander from the truth and someone should bring that person back…”

Reflection:

The question posed by Cain, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” resonates today as we consider our responsibility toward one another. Genesis 4:9 highlights the denial of responsibility that can exist within relationships.

Galatians 6:2 calls us to carry each other’s burdens, fulfilling Messiah’s law of love. We are interconnected, and our willingness to support one another reflects God’s heart.

Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 emphasizes the strength and support found in companionship. When one falls, the other can help them up—a powerful image of mutual aid.

James 5:19-20 encourages us to actively seek to restore those who have wandered from the truth, emphasizing the impact of our intervention.

As men, we often face the temptation to isolate ourselves or to focus solely on our own concerns. However, God’s design is for us to live in community, supporting and holding each other accountable. Being our brother’s keeper means being attentive, compassionate, and proactive in the lives of those around us.

Call to Action:

        1.        Cultivate Genuine Relationships:

        •        Practice: Reach out to friends or acquaintances you haven’t connected with recently.

        •        Application: Schedule regular meet-ups or check-ins to build deeper connections.

        2.        Offer Support:

        •        Practice: Be attentive to signs that someone may be struggling.

        •        Application: Offer assistance, whether through listening, prayer, or practical help.

        3.        Encourage Accountability:

        •        Practice: Establish accountability partnerships for mutual growth.

        •        Application: Share struggles and victories openly, fostering trust.

        4.        Pray for Others:

        •        Practice: Commit to praying regularly for the men in your life.

        •        Application: Let them know you’re praying for them and ask how you can pray specifically.

Prayer:

Elohim, Creator of all, help me to be my brother’s keeper. Give me a heart of compassion and the courage to reach out. Let me not turn a blind eye to the needs of those around me. Use me to encourage, support, and restore my brothers. May our unity bring glory to Your name. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Brother’s Keeper

Verse 1:

Faces pass me every day,
Men who’ve lost along the way.
Silent struggles, hidden scars,
Dreams diminished into shards.
I can’t stand and watch them fall,
Hear the echo of the call.

Chorus: 

Elohim, unite our hearts,
Show us how to do our part.
Ruach, stir compassion deep,
Help me be my brother’s keep.

Verse 2:

Once I walked that lonesome road,
Carried such a heavy load.
But Your mercy lifted me,
Now I live to set them free.
Extend a hand, a word, a prayer,
Show them that we truly care.

Chorus: 

Elohim, unite our hearts,
Show us how to do our part.
Ruach, stir compassion deep,
Help me be my brother’s keep.

Bridge:

Abba, teach us to be one,
As You are with Your Son.
Breaking barriers, tearing walls,
Responding to each other’s calls.

Chorus: 

Elohim, unite our hearts,
Show us how to do our part.
Ruach, stir compassion deep,
Help me be my brother’s keep.

Outro:

Standing with my brother near,
In love and faith, we persevere.