Grace Enough

I had some posts all planned...deep thoughts on grace given through the holidays, the love-hate relationship some of us have with December, etc, etc,

but then the flu hit, and that's all she wrote.

So today, I'll just share a song that's been on repeat at my house even though it's not a Christmas song per se.

It is the message of Christmas, however; 

because Christ came, there is grace enough for the Lord to cover my sin, call me daughter, wrap me in His endless wonder.

Grace enough to give up a throne for a manger.

Grace enough to die on a cross.

Grace enough to satisfy both righteous wrath and righteous love.

Merry Christmas.

To bring this world to life

  

To heal this heart of mine

               

Your grace enough

              

Your grace enough





To mend this world in need

  

To break the chains in me

                

Your grace enough

               

Now this means love


   

The weight of all our sin upon 




His shoulders

     

That we should all be called

             

Your sons and daughters

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Father




Heaven and earth collide

               

In the endless wonder

    Of Your love upon the cross

           

We will follow

      

And offer this life forever

               

To see Your love unfold



Adopted as Your own




Alive to make You known

             

this means love

              

This means love

                         

For the lost and for the broken

                              

For the slave and for the orphan

                 

For everyone to realize Your love

                    

From the famous to the faceless

                        

From the beggar to the king

              

For everyone to realize Your love



You restore the broken-hearted

                        

You bring freedom to the captive
For one and all

                         forever this means love



All Your children come together

                            

All Your sons and all Your daughters
Your grace enough



Forever this means love Singing