Song Lyrics

Walking in Grace

Intro:

Alright, alright
We ain’t runnin’
We ain’t rushin’
We’re walkin’ in grace
Walkin’ in grace
Every step, every breath
It’s all by grace

Verse 1:

So many stumble, bound in shame,
Seeking worth in empty names.
But Yeshua calls with arms open wide,
“Come, My child, in Me abide.”

Chorus

Jehovah Chesed, love so deep
Love so deep
Your mercy flows and will not cease
Will not cease
Yeshua, Savior, lift my face
Lift my face
Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
Lead my pace

Chorus

Jehovah Chesed, love so deep
Love so deep
Your mercy flows and will not cease
Will not cease
Yeshua, Savior, lift my face
Lift my face
Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
Lead my pace

Verse 2:

I’ve held on to past regrets,
Trying to earn what’s freely set.
But now I rest in all You’ve done,
Yeshua’s grace, my victory won.

Chorus

Jehovah Chesed, love so deep
Love so deep
Your mercy flows and will not cease
Will not cease
Yeshua, Savior, lift my face
Lift my face
Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
Lead my pace
Lead my pace

Chorus

Jehovah Chesed, love so deep
Love so deep
Love so deep
Your mercy flows and will not cease
Will not cease
Will not cease
Yeshua, Savior, lift my face
Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
Lead my pace

Chorus

Jehovah Chesed, love so deep
Love so deep
Your mercy flows and will not cease
Will not cease
Yeshua, Savior, lift my face
Lift my face

Lift my face
Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
Lead my pace
Lead my pace

Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace
lead my pace

Surmon Notes

Sermon Title: “Walking in Grace – Letting Mercy Set the Pace”

Main Scriptures: Ephesians 2:8–9; Hebrews 4:15–16; Galatians 5:16–18

Introduction: Grace for the Journey

Beloved, today I want to speak to the weary. To those who’ve been striving, running, proving, performing. Those whose feet are sore from trying to earn what Yeshua has already given. If that’s you—this message is for you. The song “Walking in Grace” isn’t just a soothing melody—it’s a divine invitation to slow down and remember who’s leading.

As the lyrics sing, “We ain’t runnin’, we ain’t rushin’—we’re walkin’ in grace.”

Grace doesn’t rush you. It restores you.

Grace doesn’t shame you. It lifts your face.

Grace doesn’t demand perfection. It offers presence.

Let’s walk through three truths that can reset our rhythm and remind us how to truly walk in the unforced rhythms of God’s mercy.

1. Grace is a Gift, Not a Goal

Ephesians 2:8–9 tells us:

“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast.”

The first step in walking in grace is stopping the striving. You don’t need to earn what’s already yours. This song sings of a Savior who lifts our face and calls us to abide, not perform. So many of us are tangled in the trap of shame—carrying past failures, striving for approval from others or even from God. But grace silences that shame with one truth: It is finished.

Practical application:

Ask yourself—what am I still trying to earn from God that He has already given me? Confess it. Release it. And receive His mercy anew.

2. Grace Sets the Pace

Galatians 5:16–18 encourages us:

“Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh… If ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law.”

The chorus of this song is a prayer: “Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace.”

That’s more than poetic—it’s prophetic. Because many of us are moving at the speed of anxiety, comparison, or people-pleasing. But the Spirit leads us differently. He doesn’t push us from behind—He walks beside us, guiding our pace. There’s a peaceful cadence to the Spirit-filled life. It’s not passive. But it’s not frantic either. It’s grace-fueled, not fear-driven.

Practical application:

What’s driving your pace right now—God’s peace or external pressure? Slow down. Let the Spirit lead. Sabbath isn’t just a day—it’s a lifestyle of grace.

3. Grace Restores and Repositions

Hebrews 4:15–16 invites us:

“Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.”

This song speaks to the one who’s held onto regrets. It says, “I’ve held on to past regrets, trying to earn what’s freely set.” But grace doesn’t just forgive us—it repositions us. It doesn’t say, “Try again harder.” It says, “Come again boldly.” Because Yeshua is not only merciful—He’s present. He’s felt your sorrow. He knows your weakness. He lifts your face and invites you back into intimacy.

Romans 5:1 says, “Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Peace, not pressure. Intimacy, not intimidation. Grace is the doorway into a deeper relationship with the One who calls you by name.

Practical application:

Is there regret that’s keeping you at a distance from God? He’s not shaming you—He’s welcoming you. Step back into closeness. Boldly.

Conclusion: Grace Is the Way We Walk

Dear ones, walking in grace is not a one-time decision—it’s a daily rhythm. Like the song says, “Every step, every breath—it’s all by grace.” It’s the only path where your soul can breathe freely. And it’s the only walk that leads you deeper into the heart of Yeshua.

You don’t have to rush.

You don’t have to prove.

You don’t have to run anymore.

Just walk.

Let the Ruach HaKodesh set your pace. Let Jehovah Chesed’s love lift your face. Let grace carry you—step by step—into healing, rest, and renewal.

Prayer & Ministry Moment:

Yeshua, thank You that Your mercy flows and will not cease. Thank You that I don’t have to perform to be loved. I don’t have to hurry to be seen. I don’t have to strive to be accepted. Let me walk in grace. Let Your Spirit lead my pace. I lay down my regrets, my burdens, my hustle—and I choose rest. I choose You. In Your holy name, amen.

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May every listener find the courage to slow down, the faith to abide, and the freedom to walk—fully and freely—in grace.

Podcast Script

Podcast Episode Title: “Step by Step—Walking in Grace”

Host: Spirit-Led Conversations with [Your Name]

🎙️ [Warm acoustic instrumental fades in]

Host:

Hey family, welcome back to Spirit-Led Conversations—a space where we seek God’s heart together, worship deeply, and journey into truth with open hands and tender hearts.

Today’s episode is one I feel many of us need. It’s gentle, but powerful. It’s simple, but life-shifting. And it’s inspired by the song “Walking in Grace” from the album Supreme in Christ: A Journey Through Colossians.

If your soul has been running… if your mind has been rushing… if your heart has been weighed down by striving, perfectionism, or regret—then pause right here. Breathe deep. This conversation is for you.

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You know, there’s a line in the song that gets me every time:

“Jehovah Chesed, love so deep… Your mercy flows and will not cease.”

We sing that, but do we live it?

So many of us are trying to be enough. We hustle in our faith. We perform in our prayers. We overthink every step, afraid of missing God or disappointing Him. But grace—the real, unfiltered grace of Yeshua—isn’t a reward for the perfect. It’s the resting place of the broken.

Let’s talk about Ephesians 2:8–9:

“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast.”

This grace can’t be earned. It can’t be bought. It’s not a prize at the end of a performance—it’s a gift given at your most unworthy moment.

The song says:

“So many stumble, bound in shame,

Seeking worth in empty names.”

That’s been me. Maybe it’s been you too—carrying the weight of old mistakes, trying to make up for them with spiritual effort. But here’s the truth: Yeshua isn’t pointing a finger at you. He’s lifting your face.

And that leads us to Hebrews 4:16, where we’re told:

“Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.”

Did you catch that? In time of need. Not when you’ve got it all together. Not when you’ve memorized enough scripture or prayed for an hour. But right in the middle of your weakness—that’s when you’re invited to come. Boldly.

Now here’s what makes Walking in Grace so special to me. It’s not just about slowing down your life—it’s about letting the Holy Spirit set your rhythm. The chorus says:

“Ruach HaKodesh, lead my pace.”

That lyric is a heart cry. It’s saying, “Lord, I don’t want to be led by pressure anymore. Not by social media, not by comparison, not even by religious expectation. I want to be led by You.”

That’s what Galatians 5:16–18 is all about:

“Walk in the Spirit… be led of the Spirit…”

And when we do? We move in peace. We’re no longer reacting to the world—we’re responding to heaven. That’s what grace looks like in motion.

Let me share something personal with you. A few months ago, I hit a wall. Spiritually dry. Emotionally tired. I realized I was living like grace was something I had to maintain—like God’s love could run out if I didn’t stay “on fire” enough. But in the stillness, I heard Him say: “You’re not a servant trying to earn favor—you’re My child walking in grace.”

And that changed everything.

I stopped sprinting. I started abiding.

I let grace lead. I let Ruach set the pace.

Maybe that’s what the Lord is inviting you into today.

Not more striving.

Not more spiritual busyness.

But stillness. Surrender. And a slower, sacred walk with Him.

So here’s what I want to ask you:

• What pace have you been moving at lately?

• Are you being led by grace or driven by guilt?

• Are you ready to let the Holy Spirit set your rhythm?

Because beloved, you don’t have to prove anything. His mercy flows—and it will not cease.

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Let’s pray.

Prayer:

Yeshua, thank You for Your deep love—Jehovah Chesed, our God of unfailing mercy. We lay down the striving, the regret, the shame, and the pressure. Teach us to walk in grace. Step by step. Breath by breath.

Ruach HaKodesh, lead our pace. Slow us down where we’ve rushed. Heal the places where we’ve stumbled. And help us trust that Your love doesn’t run out when we do.

Let every listener feel the warmth of Your embrace and the freedom of Your presence. No more running. No more proving. Just grace.

In Your holy name, amen.

🎙️ [Music fades to a peaceful instrumental loop]

Thanks for spending this time with me, friend. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to hear, “You don’t have to run anymore. You can walk in grace.”

Until next time—stay close to Yeshua. Let His Spirit lead your pace. And remember… grace will carry you the whole way home.

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