Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we delve into the inspiring worship song “Never The Same” by CAIN. Discover how this powerful anthem speaks to the transformative power of God’s grace and love, and explore the rich scriptural connections that underscore this message of renewal and restoration.

Episode Highlights:

• Reflect on the profound changes that occur when we encounter God’s mercy and grace.
• Dive deep into the stories of Job, Saul, and Mary Magdalene, and see how their transformations mirror the themes in “Never The Same.”
• Hear Rebecca’s personal testimony of experiencing God’s transformative power and finding strength in the midst of challenges.
• Learn practical ways to embrace God’s transformation in your own life, including daily scripture reading, prayer, community support, and letting go of past burdens.
• Engage with reflection questions designed to deepen your connection to the themes discussed and apply them to your own journey.

Listen to “Never The Same” by CAIN:

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1nUEkjQFuVWlocTYhiy6c2?si=qqOmzkjhTCO2erMZ3ddR_A
• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/never-the-same/1747565519?i=1747565521
• YouTube: https://youtu.be/7waxuWca7Lg?si=aWN7-_q7fFzeT0M0

Song Lyrics:

Same old me

Same old shame

Same old lie from the enemy telling me

I’ll never change

Same old climbing

And falling down

Same old thinking my kind of lost

Could never be found

But you lifted my head

And turned my whole life around

I looked in the eyes of mercy

I ran to the arms of grace

I knew forever I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

You saw that I could be different

You saved what I couldn’t change

You called my name and I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

Can’t explain it

But I know for sure

The same old chains that used to hold me

Are lying there on the floor

And my past is a place

I don’t go anymore

I looked in the eyes of mercy

I ran to the arms of grace

I knew forever I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

You saw that I could be different

You saved what I couldn’t change

You called my name and I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

I’m not who I was

I’m somebody new

And it’s all because

All because of you

I’m not who I was

I’m somebody new

And it’s all because

All because of you

I looked in the eyes of mercy

I felt your amazing grace

I knew forever I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

You saw that I could be different

You saved what I couldn’t change

You called my name and I was

Never the same, never the same, never the same

Thank you for joining us on “Lyric and Letter.” Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, God’s transformative power can turn our darkest moments into testimonies of His unfailing love and grace.

Fair Use Disclaimer:

This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Never The Same” by CAIN, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Links:

• Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional
• Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan
• Thematic Verse Mapping: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the heartfelt worship song "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust. Explore how this beautiful anthem speaks to finding hope and joy in the midst of suffering, and discover the rich scriptural connections that make this song a powerful declaration of faith and restoration.

Episode Highlights:

• Reflect on the transformative power of trusting in God's promises during times of suffering.
• Dive deep into the stories of Job and Naomi, and see how their journeys from despair to joy parallel the themes in "Joy Will Come Again."
• Hear Rebecca's personal testimony of finding renewed joy after profound loss and how God’s faithfulness brought restoration.
• Learn practical ways to hold on to God’s promises, including leaning on scripture, prayer, community support, and remembering God’s past faithfulness.
• Engage with reflection questions designed to deepen your connection to the themes discussed and apply them to your own life.

Listen to "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust:

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0xyhQh9R3OtFr2PseBc3xb?si=0a1f2cbc9fc344e9
• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/joy-will-come-again/1740663372?i=1740663376
• YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=c9_2zqtq8s4

Song Lyrics:

Wish I could change this

Wish I could make it all okay

How long have I've prayed this

Can you make it go away

I'm trying to trust you

When you say that you will work this for my good

I wish you would

Help me see You in the darkness

Believe in what You promise

When You tell me that joy will come again

Let me feel this and be honest

Cause we both know I don't want this

But You tell me that joy will come again

Joy will come again

Your love is a lighthouse

And I've been lost at sea

It's beckoning me now

Your promise to redeem

But hope is so haunting

Cause I'm scared to risk my heart and let it in

And get hurt again

Help me see You in the darkness

Believe in what You promise

When You tell me that joy will come again

Let me feel this and be honest

Cause we both know I don't want this

But You tell me that joy will come again

Joy will come again

Even in the loudest silence

Even in the violent storm

Even though it's paralyzing

I'll keep reaching out for more

Those who sow in tears of mourning

They will reap in songs of joy

Dawn will break without a warning

Revealing all that You've restored

Help me see You in the darkness

Believe in what You promise

When You tell me that joy will come again

Let me feel this and be honest

Cause we both know I don't want this

But You tell me that joy will come again

Joy will come again

Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, God's light will always break through the darkness, and joy will come again.

Fair Use Disclaimer:

This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Links:

• Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional
• Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "The Fear of God" by FC Music. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to a deeper reverence and awe for God's holiness and discover the rich scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith.

Listen to "The Fear of God" by FC Music:

• Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/album/2mHbM9f7a3xEdLhXXA6t2T?si=hKkyY5WjThakbIoPMwwfBg
• Apple Music: ⁠https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-fear-of-god/1746577218?i=1746577470
• YouTube Music: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cID3LO3vjg0

Episode Highlights:

• Delve into the importance of reverential awe and the fear of the Lord in our daily lives.
• Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation.
• Understand the difference between reverential fear and terror as explained through scripture.
• Explore the journey from old life to new life in Christ, highlighting key biblical stories of transformation.
• Discuss practical steps for living a holy life, inspired by examples from scripture like Daniel, Joseph, and King David.

Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, true wisdom and fulfillment come from living in reverence and awe of our Almighty God.

Links:

• Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional
• Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Song Lyrics:

Verse 1

Reverential awe the fear of God
May we stand and behold the glory of your divinity
Common union with you what we pray and seek
May we turn from sin and please you
With our lives not just lips

Chorus

Holy one have my life
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you
Holy one have my song
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you

Verse 2

Your glory fills the temple
You’re King of Kings
I’ll be devoted to no other
My God you’ll be

Chorus

Holy one have my life
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you
Holy one have my song
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you

Refrain

I sing what I see
And what I see is holy
May I see you rightly
The fear of God
The fear of God

I sing what I see
And what I see is holy
May I see you rightly
The fear of God
The fear of God

I sing what I see
And what I see is holy
May I see you rightly
The fear of God
The fear of God

Chorus

Holy one have my life
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you
Holy one have my song
I was made to adore you I was made to behold you

Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "The Fear of God" by FC Music, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.