Help My Unbelief
Audrey Assad's 'Help My Unbelief' is a reflective worship song that explores the tension between faith and doubt. The lyrics acknowledge the mystery of Christ's incarnation and the balance of justice and mercy, while repeatedly confessing belief in Jesus as Lord. The refrain 'Help my unbelief' echoes the plea of a father in Mark's Gospel, asking God to strengthen faith in moments of uncertainty. The song also references the 'happy fault' of Adam, which led to the need for redemption and the joy of knowing Christ. It is a prayerful, honest expression of trust and dependence on God.
The fullness of the Godhead knit with our humanity
flesh and bones sewn in the heart of God inseparably
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
Help my unbelief
Strange and sweet collision of justice and mercy
Your burden is light and Your yoke is easy
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
Help my unbelief
O happy fault that gained for me the chance to know You, Lord
To touch Your wounded side and know the joy of my reward
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
I know, I know, and I believe You are the Lord
Help my unbelief
My Lord and my God
My Lord and my God
I know, I know, and I believe
I know, I know, and I believe
Help my unbelief
Help my unbelief