They said "Can worship and suffering co-exist? Can pain and praise inhabit the same space? Can we sing that God is good when life is not? When there are more questions than answers? The Bible says a resounding Yes! : these songs are called laments and they make up a massive portion of the Psalms." Here is "Weep With Me" - a lament from Rend...
Weep with
me,
Lord, will you
weep with me?
I don’t need
answers
All I need
is to know you care for me
Hear my plea
– are you even listening?
Lord, I will
wrestle with your heart
...but I won’t let
you go
You know I
believe, help my unbelief
Yet I will
praise you, yet I will sing of your name
Here in the
shadows, I’ll light up an offering of praise
What was
true in the light is still true in the dark
You’re good
and you’re kind and you care for this heart
Lord, I
believe that you weep with me
Part the
seas Lord, make a way for me
Here in the
midst of my lament, I have faith
Yes, I still
believe that you love me
Your plans
are to prosper me
You’re
working everything for good
…even when I
can’t see
You know I
believe,
...help my unbelief
Yet I will
praise you, yet I will sing of your name
Here in the
shadows, I’ll light up an offering of praise
What was
true in the light
...is still
true in the dark
You’re good
and you’re kind and you care for this heart
Lord, I
believe that you weep with me
I believe
that you care, I love you Lord
You hear the
cries of the oppressed and the heart-broken
Turn my
lament into a love song, transform me
Turn my
lament into an anthem, I need you now
Turn my
lament into a love song, raise it up
Turn my
lament into an anthem, yet I will
praise you
Yet I will
sing of your name
Lord, I believe that you weep with me
Thank you.
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