Shine Into Our Night - Sovereign Grace Music

There is something therapeutic for me in typing out lyrics...

We are not what we should be
We haven't sought what we should seek
We've seen Your Glory, Lord...but looked away

Our hearts are bent, our eyes are dim
Our finest works are stained with sin
An emptiness has shadowed all our ways

Jesus Christ
Shine into our night
Drive our dark away...
Till Your Glory fills our eyes

Jesus Christ
Shine into our night
Bind us to your cross
Where we find light

Still we often go astray
We chase the world forget Your grace
But You have never failed to bring us back
Reveal the depths of what You've done
The death you died, the victory won
You've made a way for us to know your love

Written by Joel Sczebel


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