Oh Lord for the fact that I’m blessed, picked from the clay and purified by you, uphold me for your name sake. Don’t allow the enemies to laugh over me and mock you because of my lapses.
Well, it’s important to let you know that most times it’s helpful to attend Church services. At the Church last week Sunday, the preacher was talking out holding unto God as our author & finisher of our faith.
We then prayed against anything that will make God not fulfill His goodwill over our lives. My brethren, the worst thing that could ever happen to you is when God is not by your side.
At that time, you will see yourself struggling while working hard, existing but not living and you will faced with so many challenges that will likely consume you. The hand of God upon our lives is like a shield and that’s our portion as a faithful believer.
However, “Whole Heart (Hold Me Now)” by Hillsong UNITED is like a prayer and a love letter to God.
It’s someone talking to God and saying, “You saved me when I was broken. You found me when I was lost. And You didn’t just help me a little, you gave me back my whole life.”
At the beginning, the person is remembering how he messed up in life. He felt like he had fallen deep into sin, sadness or trouble.
But then, God stepped in. He didn’t just lift them out of that dark place; He gave them a new beginning. It’s like saying, “I was drowning but You reached out and pulled me up.”
The words “Hold me now in the hands that created the heavens” are so powerful. It’s a way of saying, “God, the same hands that made the universe are the same hands holding me right now.” That gives a feeling of comfort and security knowing you’re in safe hands.
Sincerely, this song talks a lot about freedom too. It says, “You stand here with arms high and heart open wide.” That’s like saying God isn’t angry or distant.
He’s standing with arms wide open, ready to love and hold us, even after we’ve made mistakes. He’s not judging us instead He’s welcoming us.
Another big part of this song is about surrender. The person is saying, “You’ve given me Your whole heart, so now I’m giving You mine.”
In my conclusion, this song is about being grateful for God’s rescue, recognizing His deep love and deciding to give your whole heart back to Him.
It’s a beautiful reminder that no matter what we’ve done or how far we’ve fallen, God’s love never lets us go. Hallelujah…..
