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Subscribe to Rend Collective: Follow: - Instagram: - Facebook: - Twitter: Check out other videos: Rend Collective - Christ Lives In Me | Good News Sessions- Rend Collective - Rescuer (Good News) [Official Music Video]- Rend Collective - I Will Be Undignified (Live in Belfast) - 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. We felt it was fitting to let you hear this lament we’ve written today as we prepare to play tonight in Manchester. We can’t make the pain go away. We refuse to provide cheap, shallow answers. But hopefully this song can give us some vocabulary to bring our raw, open wounds before the wounded healer, who weeps with us in our distress. We pray that we can begin to raise a costly, honest and broken hallelujah. That is what it means to worship in Spirit and in Truth. LYRICS: Lord will You weep with me I don’t need answers all I need is to know that 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 lift 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 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 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 lift 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 you weep with me Turn my lament into a love song Turn my lament into an anthem
