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Big Enough

I was riding in the car today and heard a song I have heard a few times before. I was listening to Calvary 88.5 . It is a Christian radio station. I had heard this song a few times and thought it was catchy. Today I listened to the lyrics and it really struck me. It is Big Enough by Ayiesha Woods.

You turned water into wine - how extraordinary
Gave sight to the blind - and still I carry
My own load when you told me
To take your yoke ‘cause yours is easy

And I don't wanna box you in
You've been doing big things since the world began
Sometimes I just don't wanna believe
That you're big enough but you're big enough yeah!
I don't wanna box you in
You've been doing big things since the world began
Sometimes I just don't understand that you're big enough
But you're big enough Jesus

You turned darkness into light
Keep my lamp burning
And you are my everything
There's no denying, your love is so amazing
And even though my problems seem typical
Nothing for you is ever too difficult
You never have reservations
Love without limitations

And I don't wanna box you in
You've been doing big things since the world began
Sometimes I just don't wanna believe
That you're big enough but you're big enough yeah!
Oh, no matter how I try to get around it
I'm reminded
Wherever I go I'm totally surrounded
It's all about you I can never doubt you
Even if I wanted to

Wow. Sometimes I don't want to believe that You are big enough. But You have been doing it since the world began. You are big enough Jesus. Amen.

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Annie said…
Amen!

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