Coming Back to Truth

Coming Back to Truth

by | Feb 6, 2025

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

10. “Coming Back to Truth”

Description

“Coming Back to Truth” is the culminating call of the Fearfully and Wonderfully Made album, inspired by Jesus’ prayer in John 17:17: “Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.” In a time where information can be manipulated and personal “truths” are championed, this song invites listeners to rediscover God’s unchanging Word as the only reliable compass.

The opening verse paints the picture of someone who has drifted, possibly lured away by modern ideologies or personal doubts. Rather than dwelling on guilt, however, the focus shifts to God’s unwavering grace—His willingness to welcome us back with open arms the moment we turn around (Luke 15:20). This ties into the theme of repentance, which is less about condemnation and more about realignment with God’s heart.

Musically, “Coming Back to Truth” carries a sense of homecoming, blending contemplative verses with a gradually building chorus that overflows with hope. The second verse clarifies how cultural viewpoints, though sometimes appealing, cannot substitute the eternal wisdom found in Scripture. It’s a loving but firm reminder that no matter how advanced society becomes, the Word of God remains relevant and transformative.

One of the song’s highlights is the bridge, where intercession takes center stage. Here, we pray for those who are still caught in the whirlwind of confusion, asking the Holy Spirit to draw them into God’s perfect truth. The final chorus becomes a collective decision—to lay down pride, fear, and false security in favor of God’s unwavering guidance.

“Coming Back to Truth” stands as a final invitation to the listener: no matter how far you’ve traveled away from God, it’s never too late to come home. With a heartfelt outro that speaks of blessing, the track finishes on a note of renewed purpose and clarity, ensuring we leave this album with our eyes firmly fixed on Jesus, the anchor of all truth.

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10. “Coming Back to Truth”

Key Scripture:

“…Your word is truth.” (John 17:17)

Devotion

Life sometimes pulls us away from God’s truth, especially when we’re bombarded with influencers, media messages, and cultural trends. It’s easy to drift without even realizing it, until one day you wake up feeling distant from God and from who you really are.

“Coming back to truth” means rediscovering God’s Word as your compass. In John 17:17, Jesus prays for His followers, saying, “Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.” God’s Word isn’t just an opinion or outdated text—it’s alive (Hebrews 4:12) and has the power to realign your heart and mind with His will.

Repentance is key here. When you recognize you’ve been drifting, simply turn around. God is never angry when we come back; He’s actually waiting with open arms (Luke 15:20). Laying down pride and saying, “God, I need You to reset my thoughts and my life,” is where genuine freedom begins.

Returning to truth also involves building habits that keep you anchored. That could mean reading a few verses each day, plugging into a Bible-based youth group, or finding a mentor who encourages your walk with God. These are practical steps that help you stay connected to the source of truth, Jesus.

Reflection:

  • In what areas have you drifted away from God’s Word?
  • What one step can you take this week to reconnect with biblical truth?

Action Point:

Commit to reading at least one chapter of the Bible daily. Start with the Gospel of John, or a book that speaks directly to your current struggles (like Psalms if you feel anxious). Journaling your thoughts or questions afterward can help you remember what God shows you. Over time, you’ll see how God’s truth shapes your worldview and draws you closer to Him.

Lyrics

Coming Back to Truth

Theme: A final call to return to God’s Word as the ultimate authority, a homecoming for hearts led astray.

Intro

We’ve wandered far, chasing shadows in disguise
But the truth’s been calling, shining through the lies

Verse 1

Hearts grown weary, lost in fleeting trends
But Your love’s unchanging, constant to the end
No more hiding, no more fading light
We’re stepping out, into the truth, into the fight

Chorus

We’re coming back to truth, to the fire that never dies
Yeshua (Hebrew: יֵשׁוּעַ), You’re the way, the life, the reason why
We lift our voices high, no fear left to defend
We’re coming back to truth—where freedom never ends

Verse 2

We believed the noise, forgot the sacred sound
But Your Word’s a melody that’s turning hearts around
Ruach HaKodesh (Hebrew: רוּחַ הַקֹּדֶשׁ), breathe in us anew
We’re done with empty echoes—we’re holding on to You

Chorus

We’re coming back to truth, to the fire that never dies
Yeshua, You’re the way, the life, the reason why
We lift our voices high, no fear left to defend
We’re coming back to truth—where freedom never ends

Bridge

(Leader) We’re coming back to truth!
(Crowd) We’re coming back, we’re coming back!
(Leader) Love that always reigns!
(Crowd) We’re coming back, we’re coming back!
(Leader) Light that never fades!
(Crowd) We’re coming back, back to truth!
(Leader) Yeshua is the way!
(Crowd) We’re coming back, we’re coming back!

Chorus

We’re coming back to truth, to the fire that never dies
Yeshua, You’re the way, the life, the reason why
We lift our voices high, no fear left to defend
We’re coming back to truth—where freedom never ends

Outro

(Crowd) We’re coming back, we’re coming back!
(Crowd) We’re coming back, we’re coming back!
(Leader) We’re coming back to truth!

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Chosen Generation

Chosen Generation

by | Feb 6, 2025

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Track List

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

9. “Chosen Generation”

Description

“Chosen Generation” directly references 1 Peter 2:9, where believers are called “a chosen race, a royal priesthood.” This song serves as a rallying cry for youth to step into their God-given purpose without apology. Instead of blending into the cultural backdrop, “Chosen Generation” encourages young Christians to shine brightly for Christ in their schools, families, and communities.

The lyrics begin by describing a world in search of authenticity—a place where confusion and shifting moral compasses make genuine hope a rare commodity. Then, the chorus bursts through with the proclamation that we are chosen, not by accident but by divine appointment. It’s a reminder that each person in the Body of Christ has a role to play: to carry God’s truth and love into every sphere of influence.

Central to the second verse is the theme of repentance. The song acknowledges that we often shy away from the spotlight of faith, conforming to worldly standards out of fear or complacency. Yet it extends a hand of grace, urging listeners to recognize that God’s calling is irrevocable. Once we surrender our fears to Him, we can stand confidently, knowing our courage comes from the Holy Spirit.

Instrumentally, “Chosen Generation” features a bold, uplifting arrangement, amplifying the lyrics’ sense of urgency and hope. The bridge then shifts into a tone of intercession, where believers pray for those who are unsure of their calling or feel too weak to answer it. We ask El Elyon—the Most High God—to empower every generation to fulfill their unique destiny.

By the final chorus, the message is clear: God hasn’t saved us just to sit on the sidelines. We’re commissioned to be active participants in His kingdom. “Chosen Generation” leaves listeners with the conviction that each life has profound significance, and that God is ready to use any heart willing to stand firm and shine His light.

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9.  “Chosen Generation”

Key Scripture:

“…you are a chosen people…” (1 Peter 2:9)

Devotion

Have you ever thought about the fact that God chose you to live in this specific time and generation? You weren’t an accident; He placed you here for a purpose. 1 Peter 2:9 calls believers a “chosen people,” meaning we’re set apart to reflect God’s goodness in a world that desperately needs it. 

But what does being “chosen” look like in everyday life? It can mean loving the person everyone else rejects, standing up for truth even if it’s unpopular, or simply offering a listening ear to someone who’s hurting. As God’s representatives, our faith shouldn’t stay hidden. We’re like light in dark places (Matthew 5:14-16).

Sometimes, it’s tempting to blend in so no one criticizes us. Yet, being chosen implies a willingness to stand out for what’s right. Think about Esther—she risked her life to save her people because she realized she was chosen for “such a time as this” (Esther 4:14). Your calling might not involve royalty or huge heroics, but it definitely involves honoring God right where you are.

When you mess up, repentance is a chance to realign with God’s purpose. You might pray, “Lord, I’m sorry for shrinking back or caving to peer pressure. Help me remember I’m chosen, not condemned.” God’s grace empowers you to live boldly.

Reflection:

  • What does being “chosen” mean to you personally?
  • How can you live like a “chosen generation” in your school, family, or community?

Action Point:

Ask God to show you a specific way you can shine this week. It might be encouraging a lonely classmate, sharing your faith with a friend, or volunteering in your church’s youth group. Then step out in faith—remember, you’re chosen to make a kingdom impact!

Lyrics

Chosen Generation

Theme: Encouraging youth to rise in boldness, embracing their calling as God’s people.

Verse 1 – (Current Condition)

A world that’s lost its anchor calls out for something real
And we who know the truth can’t hide what hearts can feel
Voices of confusion echo in the halls
But we are called to stand, no matter what befalls

 (Reference: 1 Peter 2:9, Romans 1:16) 

Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)

Yeshua, the Lion of Judah, roar through these fragile hearts
El Elyon, empower us to play our Kingdom parts
We worship in the tension, unashamed of who You are
A chosen generation shining like a star

 (Reference: Revelation 5:5, Daniel 12:3)

Verse 2 – (Repent) 

We’ve stayed too silent, withheld the hope we bear
Ruach HaKodesh, forgive our apathy, our fear
We turn from compromise, from blending in too well
We choose the path of light, redeemed from death and hell 

 (Reference: Matthew 5:14-16, James 4:17)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, our unyielding King, break every chain of fear
El Elyon, give us a voice to make Your gospel clear
We worship with conviction, proclaiming freedom’s song
A chosen generation, in You we stand so strong 

 (Reference: Galatians 5:1, 2 Timothy 1:7)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Abba, strengthen those who hear Your call but feel too weak
Pour out Your courage, give them words they need to speak
We intercede for nations, that hearts may come alive
Let every generation see Your kingdom thrive 

 (Reference: Joel 2:28, Acts 1:8)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, be magnified in every place we tread
El Elyon, light our path, by Your Spirit we are led
We worship in bold unity, a banner lifted high
A chosen generation marching under God’s own eye

 (Reference: Psalm 60:4, Isaiah 6:8)

Outro – (Blessing)

YHWH Nissi, lead us forth with victory in sight
We bear the name of Jesus, shining in the night
No longer bound by silence—our purpose now is clear
All honor to the Savior, whose voice we long to hear

 (Reference: Exodus 17:15, John 10:27)

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Renew My Mind

Renew My Mind

by | Feb 6, 2025

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Track List

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

8. “Renew My Mind”

Description

“Renew My Mind” is a direct musical response to Romans 12:2, where the Apostle Paul encourages believers to be transformed by the renewal of their minds rather than conforming to the patterns of this world. In a generation swamped by information overload—social media, news feeds, peer pressure—our thoughts can easily spiral into anxiety or confusion. This song offers a holy recalibration, guiding us back to the clarity found in God’s Word.

The initial verse sets the stage by describing the mental chaos many young people experience: negative self-talk, insecurities, and cultural voices dictating how they should think or feel. Instead of sugarcoating the struggle, “Renew My Mind” acknowledges it outright, creating a relatable entry point for listeners to recognize they’re not alone.

As the chorus emerges, it shifts focus to Yeshua, the living Word, and Ruach HaKodesh, the Holy Spirit, who brings the breath of truth to dispel the fog of lies. The second verse introduces repentance, highlighting how we often let worldly viewpoints override God’s timeless counsel. It’s a call to intentionally turn away from destructive thinking patterns and welcome the Holy Spirit to shape our perspective according to Scripture.

The bridge takes on the role of intercession, praying not just for personal transformation but also for friends, peers, and loved ones who may be caught in harmful mindsets. The lyrics emphasize that genuine renewal isn’t a quick fix; it’s a journey of daily surrender and active reliance on God’s truth.

By the final chorus, the tone is hopeful and empowering, underlining that the battle for our minds can indeed be won when we align ourselves with the One who never changes. “Renew My Mind” stands as both a heartfelt prayer and a victorious proclamation, reminding us that God’s truth has the final say in shaping who we are and how we think.

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8. “Renew My Mind”

Key Scripture:

“…be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:2)

Devotion

Your mind is powerful. What you think affects your emotions, choices, and even your identity. Romans 12:2 challenges us to renew our minds so we won’t conform to the world’s patterns. Essentially, God wants to rewire our thoughts to align with His truth.

Negative thoughts can feel like a never-ending storm in your head: “I’m worthless,” “I’ll never change,” “No one cares about me.” These are lies the enemy loves to plant. But 2 Corinthians 10:5 says we can take every thought captive to make it obey Christ. That means you have the authority in Jesus’ name to say, “Hey, that thought doesn’t match what God says about me. I reject it.”

Repentance here might involve turning away from toxic beliefs you’ve allowed to take root. Confess them to God: “Lord, I’ve believed I’m unlovable. Show me Your truth.” Then seek out Scripture that replaces that lie. For example, if you think you’re unlovable, read 1 John 4:9-10, which declares how deeply God loves you.

The Holy Spirit, or Ruach HaKodesh, is ready to guide you toward renewal. As you worship, ask Him to fill your mind with God’s thoughts. Over time, you’ll notice your reactions and perspectives shift. It’s a process, but God’s in it with you, every step.

Reflection:

  • What negative or sinful thought patterns do you struggle with?
  • Which Bible verses can you use to battle those thoughts?

Action Point:

Create a “Truth vs. Lie” list. On one side, write down common lies you think about yourself (“I’m hopeless”). On the other side, write a Scripture-based truth that contradicts that lie (“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” – Philippians 4:13). Review this list daily. Over time, let God’s Word transform your mind.

Lyrics

Renew My Mind

Theme: Overcoming deceptive thoughts and transforming our mindset through God’s Word.

Verse 1 – (Current Condition)

So many thoughts invade, telling me who I’m not
Doubts parade around the truths I once was taught
My mind feels like a battlefield I cannot seem to win
Lord, shine Your light of truth—pull me back again 

 (Reference: 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, Romans 7:23-25)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)

Yeshua, be my shield in every mental war I face
Ruach HaKodesh, breathe life where lies have taken space
I worship in the struggle, though my thoughts run wild
Renew my mind, O God, call me Your beloved child

  (Reference: Romans 12:2, Ephesians 6:17)

Verse 2 – (Repent)

I repent for letting darkness echo in my soul
I choose Your Word as anchor, to heal and make me whole
Forgive me for the times I let deception take the lead
I turn to You, the source of every truth I need

 (Reference: Psalm 119:105, John 8:31-32)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, Word made flesh, speak clarity to me
Ruach HaKodesh, transform each lie so I can see
I worship in surrender, my heart an open page
Renew my mind, O God, and set my thoughts ablaze 

 (Reference: John 1:14, Ephesians 4:22-24)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Abba, guard the minds of all who wrestle in the night
Replace each fear with confidence, each shadow with Your light
We pray for holy wisdom that no scheme of man can break
Let truth resound within us, for our Savior’s sake

 (Reference: James 1:5, Philippians 4:7)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord) 

Yeshua, King of Glory, reign within my mind
Ruach HaKodesh, rewire me—Your ways are so refined
I worship in the knowledge that Your truth will never fail
Renew my mind, O God—Your victory will prevail

 (Reference: Philippians 2:5, Colossians 2:10)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord) 

Yeshua, King of Glory, reign within my mind
Ruach HaKodesh, rewire me—Your ways are so refined
I worship in the knowledge that Your truth will never fail
Renew my mind, O God—Your victory will prevail

 (Reference: Philippians 2:5, Colossians 2:10)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Abba, guard the minds of all who wrestle in the night
Replace each fear with confidence, each shadow with Your light
We pray for holy wisdom that no scheme of man can break
Let truth resound within us, for our Savior’s sake

 (Reference: James 1:5, Philippians 4:7)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord) 

Yeshua, King of Glory, reign within my mind
Ruach HaKodesh, rewire me—Your ways are so refined
I worship in the knowledge that Your truth will never fail
Renew my mind, O God—Your victory will prevail

 (Reference: Philippians 2:5, Colossians 2:10)

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Heart of the Father

Heart of the Father

by | Feb 6, 2025

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Track List

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

7. “Heart of the Father”

Description

“Heart of the Father” explores the deep, unconditional love God has for each of us, echoing the truths found in the story of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15). Rather than focusing on condemnation or shame, this track zeroes in on the joyful reunion that happens every time a sinner comes home, no matter how far they’ve wandered.

The first verse gives a glimpse of a soul weighed down by guilt or fear, convinced that returning to God might result in harsh judgment. Yet, the chorus shifts to a gentle revelation of Abba’s heart—a Father who runs to meet us the moment we turn around (Luke 15:20). This theme counters the idea that we need to earn our way back into His favor, emphasizing instead that His arms are wide open, ready to embrace.

Drawing on the Hebrew name YHWH Rapha, the song underscores God’s healing nature. Whether you’re dealing with family wounds, failures, or deep insecurities, “Heart of the Father” reminds you that He is the ultimate Healer. The second verse and the bridge include a confessional element, acknowledging that we often doubt God’s love and try to fix things on our own.

Musically, the composition combines soft, emotive verses with a chorus that swells into a celebratory recognition of God’s loving kindness. This dynamic is meant to mirror the internal journey from shame to liberation. The lyrics culminate in intercession, urging listeners to stand in the gap for those who still see God as a harsh authority rather than a compassionate Father.

Ultimately, “Heart of the Father” carries a message of restoration. It reassures us that God isn’t standing with arms crossed, waiting to berate us, but rather with arms stretched wide, ready to welcome us back into His warm, loving presence—no matter how many steps we’ve taken away from Him.

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7. “Heart of the Father”

Key Scripture:

“See what great love the Father has lavished on us…” (1 John 3:1)

Devotion

Think about the best hug you’ve ever received—maybe from a parent, friend, or mentor. Now imagine a greater love than that—a love so vast it can heal every hurt and fill every void. That’s the Heart of the Father.

In Luke 15, Jesus shares the parable of the Prodigal Son. The son takes his inheritance early, wastes it on wild living, and ends up broke and ashamed. He thinks his dad will reject him, but instead, his father runs to him with open arms. That’s the picture of God’s grace. No matter how far you’ve gone or how broken you feel, your heavenly Father stands ready to embrace you.

Maybe you’ve messed up. Maybe you feel unworthy to even pray. Guess what? God’s not looking for perfect kids; He’s looking for hearts willing to come home. When we repent—admitting our sins and turning away from them—God is faithful to forgive (1 John 1:9). He doesn’t hold your past mistakes over your head. His love is unconditional.

It might seem hard to believe if you’ve experienced rejection or hurt. But God’s love is not based on what you do; it’s based on who He is—our perfect Father. When you worship, open your heart to receive His love, picturing Him running toward you with arms wide open.

Reflection:

  • Have you ever felt too guilty or ashamed to approach God?
  • How does knowing He loves you without limit change your view of repentance?

Action Point:

Next time you pray, visualize the Father running to meet you just like in the Prodigal Son story (Luke 15:20). Share your heart honestly—failures, fears, hopes—and let His unconditional love wash over you. Commit to living as a beloved child, not as a slave to shame.

Lyrics

Heart of the Father

Theme: Experiencing God’s unconditional love, no matter how far we’ve strayed.

Verse 1 – (Current Condition)

I’ve run so far, ashamed to show my face
Convinced my failures put me out of grace
But in the quiet night, I hear Your gentle call
A love so deep it catches me whenever I fall

 (Reference: Luke 15:13-20, Romans 8:1)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)

Yeshua, I kneel before Your endless mercy seat
Abba, Your arms are open wide for me to meet
I worship even while undone, my guilt upon the floor
In the heart of the Father, I’m not lost anymore

 (Reference: Ephesians 3:14-19, Luke 15:20)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, my Redeemer King, Your kindness leads me home
Abba, You wash away my pride and shame
I worship even while undone, my guilt upon the floor
In the heart of the Father, I’m not lost anymore

 (Reference: Ephesians 3:14-19, Luke 15:20)

Verse 2 – (Repent)

I confess I doubted if such love could still remain
Ruach HaKodesh, wash away my pride and shame
I run back to the one who formed me by His hands
Knowing You’ve forgiven me, I rest in Your commands

 (Reference: 1 John 1:9, Psalm 51:17)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, my Redeemer King, Your kindness leads me home
Abba, You bind each wound, I never walk alone
In worship, I let go of fear, for perfect love remains
In the heart of the Father, I find peace that never wanes

 (Reference: Romans 2:4, Psalm 147:3)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Father, reach the prodigals who think they’ve gone too far
Whisper words of mercy, remind them who You are
We stand in prayer for every soul who’s lost in guilt and pain
Lead them back to love so real, let hope arise again

 (Reference: Isaiah 44:22, 2 Peter 3:9)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, ever-faithful Friend, our shame is put to rest
Abba, in Your house, each broken heart is blessed
We worship in thanksgiving, called children of Your grace
In the heart of the Father, we behold Your holy face

 (Reference: John 15:15, 1 John 3:1)

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Anchor in the Storm

Anchor in the Storm

by | Feb 6, 2025

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Track List

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

6. “Anchor in the Storm”

Description

“Anchor in the Storm” addresses the deep-seated fears and uncertainties that can make life feel like a raging sea. Inspired by Hebrews 6:19—“We have this hope as an anchor for the soul”—this song paints a vivid picture of how Christ’s steadfast presence can keep us from being swept away when the waves of doubt, confusion, or hardship crash in.

The opening verse portrays the raw emotion of feeling overwhelmed, whether it’s pressure at school, family issues, or the never-ending comparison game on social media. Yet, instead of dwelling on despair, the chorus shifts to a vertical focus, exalting Yeshua as the unmovable anchor. This direct turn to worship in the midst of chaos serves as a powerful reminder that we can choose to cling to God, even when our circumstances scream otherwise.

As the second verse unfolds, the theme of repentance emerges, revealing that sometimes we try to fix ourselves or rely on temporary solutions. “Anchor in the Storm” gently but firmly calls us back to Ruach HaKodesh—the Holy Spirit—to break the strongholds of false hope or self-reliance. There’s a sense of surrender here, recognizing that true peace only comes from leaning on the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6).

The bridge amplifies this surrender through a posture of intercession, urging listeners to pray for others who feel like they’re drowning in life’s storms. It’s a call to become channels of God’s presence, extending the same lifeline of hope to those around us. By the end, the song culminates in a triumphant declaration: no matter how fierce the storm, God’s anchor holds firm. The final notes resonate with the assurance that we never stand alone in our struggles; Jesus is always there, keeping us safe in the midst of the tempest.

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6. “Anchor in the Storm”

Key Scripture:

“We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” (Hebrews 6:19)

Devotion

Life can feel like a storm—emotions, pressures at school, disagreements at home. Sometimes it’s all so overwhelming, and we wonder if we’ll get pulled under. The Bible says hope in Christ is our “anchor,” keeping us from drifting off course.

Imagine a ship in rough waters. The anchor doesn’t stop the storm, but it keeps the ship from being destroyed by the waves. In the same way, placing your trust in Jesus doesn’t mean life suddenly becomes easy, but it means you won’t be overcome by life’s turmoil.

In Matthew 14:25-31, Peter walked on water. He only started sinking when he shifted his focus from Jesus to the raging wind. When we fix our eyes on Christ—who He is and what He’s done—we discover a peace that steadies us. He doesn’t promise to remove every wave, but He promises to be with us in the midst of them (John 16:33). 

Repenting in this context might look like turning from relying on our own strength or worldly solutions to fix our problems. Instead, we say, “Lord, I trust You. Be my anchor.” That shift in trust is powerful because it places the outcome in God’s hands.

Reflection:

  • What “storms” are you facing right now—emotional, relational, or spiritual?
  • How can you choose to let Jesus be your anchor in those situations?

Action Point:

Identify a worship song or Bible verse that reminds you of Christ’s faithfulness (e.g., Psalm 46:1). When anxiety creeps in, play that song or recite that verse. Let it anchor your thoughts in truth. Over time, you’ll notice the storm doesn’t control you—because you’re securely tethered to the One who calms the seas.

Lyrics

Anchor in the Storm

Theme: Finding peace in God amidst confusion and cultural pressure.

Verse 1 – (Current Condition)

Waves of doubt are crashing, pulling me out to sea
I’m drowning in opinions of who I’m supposed to be
My soul is searching for a place to rest
In this raging ocean, I need hope at best

 (Reference: James 1:6, Psalm 61:2)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)

Yeshua, You’re my anchor when I’m tossed by every tide
El Shaddai, though winds may roar, in You I can abide
I worship in the chaos—my heart will not give way
You hold me fast, unchanging, through every stormy day

 (Reference: Hebrews 6:19, John 15:4)

Verse 2 – (Repent)

I’ve chased quick fixes, tried to calm myself with lies
But Ruach HaKodesh, reveal how each facade dies
I cast aside illusions; to You, Lord, I return
Forgive my restless wanderings—Your truth is all I yearn

 (Reference: Jeremiah 2:13, 1 John 1:9)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, my strong tower, I cling to every promise
El Shaddai, my heart restored, no storm can truly harm us
The seas may rise, the thunder roll, but You are still my song
In worship, faith ascends—Your strength makes me strong

 (Reference: Proverbs 18:10, Psalm 46:1-3)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Abba, reach the ones who feel like hope is out of sight
In the darkest waves of life, shine Your guiding light
Bring them to Your harbor, safe within Your grace
Calm their fears with mercy, show them Your embrace

 (Reference: Matthew 8:26, John 8:12)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, my forever rock, I stand on what You’ve said
El Shaddai, no current can tear me from Your stead
In every generation, be the fortress that we crave
We worship You, our anchor—mighty God who saves

 (Reference: Isaiah 43:11, Psalm 62:6)

Outro – (Blessing)

YHWH Shalom, speak peace to every trembling heart

 (Reference: Numbers 6:24-26, Isaiah 60:19)

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Masterpiece

Masterpiece

by | Feb 6, 2025

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Album: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Track List

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1: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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2: In His Image

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3: I Am Who You Say I Am

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4: Unshaken

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5: Masterpiece

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6: Anchor in the Storm

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7: Heart of the Father

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8: Renew My Mind

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9: Chosen Generation

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10: Coming Back to Truth

5. “Masterpiece”

 Description 

“Masterpiece” delves into the artistry of God as described in Ephesians 2:10, which calls each believer God’s “handiwork” or “masterpiece.” In a digital age overflowing with filters and comparisons, the notion that our unique design is already part of a divine plan can be both revolutionary and freeing.

The song begins by acknowledging the common desire to “fit in,” often causing people to downplay or even reject their God-given traits. It then shifts the focus from our own insecurities to God’s perspective: He’s the Potter, shaping and refining us (Jeremiah 18:6). Rather than seeing our flaws as permanent failures, “Masterpiece” highlights how God’s redemptive power can transform every broken piece into something beautiful.

Drawing on Hebrew names like El Elyon (the Most High God), the lyrics remind us that the One who sits above all else is actively invested in our story. Each melodic phrase resonates with the message that no part of us is an accident. The second verse brings repentance into the picture, as we often fail to recognize the precious artistry of our Creator and instead call ourselves “ugly” or “unworthy.”

The bridge offers a heart-wrenching yet hopeful prayer of intercession, reaching out for everyone—especially youth—who feels overlooked or undervalued. It asks God to heal the wounds that only He sees, reaffirming that we’re each carefully crafted on His easel of grace. 

From start to finish, “Masterpiece” stands as an invitation to celebrate the quirks and imperfections that make each of us distinct. By the time the final chorus lands, listeners are encouraged to embrace the idea that they’re not random mistakes but deliberate strokes of God’s creative genius. It’s a melody of liberation, enabling us to see ourselves—and one another—as galleries of God’s glory.

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5. “Masterpiece”

Key Scripture:

“For we are God’s masterpiece…” (Ephesians 2:10, NLT)

Devotion

We live in a world obsessed with image—perfect selfies, edited videos, and constant comparisons. It’s easy to feel you’ll never measure up. But Ephesians 2:10 says you’re God’s masterpiece. That means God, the ultimate artist, has intentionally designed you for a divine purpose.

When an artist creates a masterpiece, every detail matters—colors, shapes, shadows, and light. In the same way, God has crafted your personality, talents, and even weaknesses in a way that reveals His glory. It’s not about having a flawless life; it’s about reflecting the One who made you.

Maybe you feel broken, unworthy, or useless. Yet a masterpiece can be restored if it’s been damaged. God specializes in restoration (Joel 2:25). He takes the areas of your life that feel shattered—like mistakes or regrets—and uses them for His purposes. That’s how powerful His love is.

Sometimes, we need to repent of believing lies about our worth. Instead of focusing on flaws, we can say, “Lord, I’ve doubted Your design in me. Help me see myself through Your eyes.” As we surrender those insecurities, God renews our mind, helping us step into our unique calling.

Reflection:

  • In what ways do you see yourself as less than a masterpiece?
  • How can understanding God’s artistry change the way you view your weaknesses?

Action Point:

Pray about a specific insecurity you struggle with. Ask God to show you how He wants to use that very area to glorify Him. You might be surprised at how He turns your perceived “flaws” into a unique testimony that can encourage others. Remember: no part of you is a mistake in the hands of your Creator.

Lyrics

Masterpiece

Theme: Embracing uniqueness and God’s artistry in each life, even in brokenness.

Verse 1 – (Current Condition)

I’ve tried to blend in, erasing who I am
Comparisons and shame took me far from Your plan
But in my hidden chaos, there’s beauty undisguised
Lord, paint my heart anew; open my blinded eyes

 (Reference: Ephesians 2:10, Isaiah 64:8)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)

Yeshua, the Artist of my soul, color every part
El Elyon, lift the veil and heal my weary heart
Even though I’m broken, You see the masterpiece
I worship You with trembling, longing for Your peace

 (Reference: Psalm 34:18, Philippians 1:6)

Verse 2 – (Repent)

I confess I’ve doubted the value of my frame
Ruach HaKodesh, wash my mind from every ounce of shame
Forgive me for believing I was worthless in Your sight
Restore my hope in who I am, created by Your light

 (Reference: 1 John 1:9, Psalm 139:13-16)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, the Potter shaping clay with gentle hands
El Elyon, orchestrate the purpose in Your plans
In every flaw and fracture, Your glory’s shining through
I worship You in wonder, for I’m made brand new 

 (Reference: Jeremiah 18:3-6, 2 Corinthians 4:7)

Bridge – (Intercession)

Abba, breathe worth into those who feel so incomplete
Show them each brushstroke of grace that makes their life unique
We pray for restoration in hearts that cry alone
Let them see they’re priceless, known by You alone

 (Reference: Luke 12:7, Isaiah 43:1)

Chorus – (Worship the Lord)

Yeshua, we praise You, painting stories of Your grace
El Elyon, our source of life, we long to see Your face
When we see our broken pieces, You see destiny
We worship You, Creator—our perfect King of Peace 

 (Reference: Ephesians 2:10, Romans 8:28)

Outro – (Blessing)

YHWH Rapha, heal each scar that time could not erase

 (Reference: Exodus 15:26, Revelation 4:11)

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