An honest and timely lament of worship to the One who we need to remind us is here:
“Remind Me You’re Here”
None of my pain has ever caught You by surprise
Still it’s hard to trust You when I’m lost in the wondering why
But I’ll trade every question just to lay down and rest in Your heart
And I’ll reach for Your hand, though You led me here into the darkAnd I won’t ask You for reasons
‘Cause a reason can’t wipe away tears
No, I don’t need all the answers
Just be here beside me
Father, remind me You’re here
HereIf it’s random or providence neither are a comfort to me
Are You cruel if You planned it or weak if You allowed it to be?
Half of me is still believin’, the other half is angry and confused
Oh, but all of me is desperate and longing to be held by YouSo I won’t ask You for reasons
‘Cause a reason can’t wipe away tears
No, I don’t need all the answers
Just be here beside me
Father, remind me You’re here
HereGet me outta my mind
And into Your arms
Where hope comes alive
And fear falls apartI won’t ask You for reasons
‘Cause a reason can’t wipe away tears
No, I don’t need all the answers
Just be here beside me
Come be here beside meSo I won’t ask You for reasons
‘Cause a reason can’t wipe away tears
No, I don’t need all the answers
Just be here beside me
Father, remind me You’re here
Here(Just need to know) that You’re here
(Yeah) here
I just need to know that You’re here
I resonate with the recurrent descant:
So I won’t ask You for reasons
‘Cause a reason can’t wipe away tears
No, I don’t need all the answers
Just be here beside me
Father, remind me You’re here…
I no longer ask the vacuous question, “why me?” – because I’m fairly certain of at least two truths:
I probably don’t have the wherewithal to understand the answer – so I don’t need all the answers.
And more importantly,
I need to be reminded; I need to know that Abba Father is with me.
How do you engage with this kind of questioning?
If it’s random or providence neither are a comfort to me
Are You cruel if You planned it or weak if You allowed it to be?
Half of me is still believin’, the other half is angry and confused
Oh, but all of me is desperate and longing to be held by You.
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