Used To This

Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music, Naomi Raine, and Brandon Lake spend most of this one refusing urgency on purpose: "time stands still whenever I'm with You... there's no rush, not in a hurry, it's okay to take it slow." The song's whole posture is unhurried presence rather than a request being made quickly.

"Lord forgive me, I've been too busy trying to do this on my own" names the actual confession underneath all the stillness — busyness as its own kind of independence from God, not just a scheduling problem.

"If this is a glimpse of heaven, I could get used to this" treats a quiet moment of God's presence as a preview rather than an isolated feeling, echoing the psalmist's confidence that fullness of joy is found specifically in God's presence. Moses' request that God's own presence go with him, rather than settling for guidance alone, sits behind a song more interested in staying close than getting anything accomplished.