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New Wonders
These three verses, outlining the trinity, were written as a “new song” (Ps. 96:1-4, Isaiah 42) It is intended to be used as an exercise of looking daily at the cross. It’s a call for renewal (John 4:14), a call to remember God’s faithfulness (Deut 11: 18-21), a call to repentance and rest (Jonah 2:7-9), and a call to go outside and see God’s creation (Ps. 19: 1-3). The sound of the recording is loosely modeled after Cat Stevens’ “Morning Has Broken.”
Lyrics
Look again, at the cross
Where you are found and lost
Make a new song of praise
Fill your cup, at the mouth of the spring
and new wonders we will sing
as the Spirit blows the embers of our hearts
Tell the story, of Jesus, the Christ
and his promises we write
on the doorway of our house
hold the mirror, and remember your own face
brother, do not forfeit grace
as the Savior, pleads your pardon with his blood.
Look around, every sparrow, every flower
all creation, sings outloud, of a grand design
You are small, but you are filled with breath and life
If you seek, then you will find
As the Father, looks with favor on his child.
Oh, the Savior pleads your pardon with his blood.
And the spirit blows the embers of our hearts.
words and music by SANDRA McCRACKEN © 2010 DRINK YOUR TEA MUSIC (ASCAP), admin. by SIMPLEVILLE MUSIC, inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
