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Crashing In
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Jul 15, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Cory Asbury's song reflects on the struggle to accept God's grace and love despite feeling unworthy. The lyrics describe a journey from fear to faith, letting go of self-reliance and diving into God's unconditional love. The river metaphor illustrates cleansing and renewal, while the theme of being a child in God's arms emphasizes trust and surrender. The song encourages listeners to trade fear for faith and rest in God's patient fathering.
Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team
I believe in a God who loves me well
Better than I can love myself
But I can't seem to make sense of grace
And I feel unworthy of Your love most days
Yet You welcome me into Your holy place
With nothing to gain, nothing to lose
Nothing to show and nothing to prove
The weight of the world falls off my shoulders
As the weight of your love, comes crashing in
Come crashing in
And I believe in a river that never runs dry
Fears washed away in the waters of life
So no more playing it safe at the river's edge
I let go and I dive right in
Trade fear for faith and I learn to swim
With nothing to gain, nothing to lose
Nothing to show and nothing to prove
The weight of the world falls off my shoulders
As the weight of your love, comes crashing in
Come crashing in
And I believe in a God who loves me well
He's teaching me how to love myself
And patiently he fathers me
'Cause growing up can be a delicate thing
And maybe being a kid is exactly where I'm supposed to be
It's right where I'm supposed to be
It's right where I'm supposed to be
Right here in your arms, God