Provision [ Lyrics Version ] | Song based on Luke 12 vs 26-28 | Views: Isle of Whithorn скачать в хорошем качестве

Provision [ Lyrics Version ] | Song based on Luke 12 vs 26-28 | Views: Isle of Whithorn

“Consider how the wild flowers grow. They do not labour or spin. Yet I tell you, not even Solomon in all his splendour was dressed like one of these.” — Luke 12:27 This song is a quiet reflection on Jesus’ words in Luke 12:26–28, which is an invitation to notice God’s care already woven through creation. Set alongside imagery of a wild coastal place, the salt air, the rocks and stone, the wind, and the shore, the song listens to what the land itself teaches: that life is sustained not by striving, but by trust. Wild flowers grow where they are planted. The sea and wind do their work. And God provides, quietly and faithfully. With simple words, slow piano, and gentle cello, this piece is offered as space to pause, breathe, and rest in the assurance that our needs are known, even before we ask. May this song help you let go of worry, attend to what is already given, and trust the God of provision. ---------- Lyrics Consider the wild flowers, By salt and by stone, Holding their colour Where sea winds roam. They do not labour, They do not plead, Yet they are kept In all they need. You are the God of provision, Quiet as falling rain. You know our need before our prayer, You clothe the wild terrain. You are the God of provision, So faithful you remain. When the shore lies open, And the ground feels bare, When tomorrow’s questions Fill the air, You give us daily Bread and breath, Enough for now, Enough for this. You are the God of provision, Quiet as falling rain. You know our need before our prayer, You clothe the wild terrain. You are the God of provision, So faithful you remain. You are the God of provision, Quiet as falling rain. You know our need before our prayer, You clothe the wild terrain. You are the God of provision, So faithful you remain. You are the God of provision. You are the God of provision. You are the God of provision.