Place For Me
Jason Gray's song 'Place For Me' celebrates the inclusive grace of God, emphasizing that one doesn't need to be perfect to belong. The lyrics express gratitude for being accepted among sinners saved by grace, finding a home with the broken and lowly. Gray highlights that weakness and failure can showcase God's power and the gospel more than success. The song conveys a sense of belonging and transformation, thanking Jesus for a place in His family. It echoes biblical themes of grace and redemption, reminiscent of passages like 2 Corinthians 12:9 about strength in weakness.
I don't have to be perfect to get inside the door
I don't have to be good to be loved
If it's true that my wounds are what the healer's looking for
Then it's a good thing I've got more than enough
Hallelujah there's a place for me
In the company of sinners saved by grace
Here among the broken on their knees
Hallelujah, thank you Jesus, there's a place for me
If the losers and the lowly are the ones that you call blessed
If my weakness shows the power of your blood
If my failures preach the gospel, more than my success
Then it's a good thing I've got more than enough
Hallelujah there's a place for me
In the company of sinners saved by grace
Here among the broken on their knees
Hallelujah, thank you Jesus, there's a place for me
I'm part of a family now (I know I belong)
If I'm up or if I'm down (I know I belong)
I was blind but now I see (and I know I belong)
And all I know is it's saving me ('cause I know I belong, I know I belong)
Hallelujah there's a place for me
In the company of sinners saved by grace
Here among the broken on their knees
Oh thank you Jesus!
Hallelujah there's a place for me
In the company of sinners saved by grace
Here among the broken on their knees
That's the place, I am changed, forgiven and set free
Hallelujah, thank you Jesus, there's a place for me