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Beginning Of Your Grace
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Sep 1, 2026 updated
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Leanna Crawford's song reflects on the boundless nature of God's grace, describing it as an ocean that surrounds and sustains. The lyrics explore the idea that even when faith falters, grace is just beginning, offering hope and reassurance. Crawford sings about running from God but never being too far gone, and she finds evidence of grace in everyday moments, from sunrises to kindness. The song emphasizes that no height or depth can separate us from God's love, and it encourages listeners to hold onto His promises. It's a heartfelt reminder of God's relentless mercy and the security found in His grace.
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Where does it start?
Where does it end?
Thousands of stories
One common thread
A light in the darkness
From east to the west
Where does it start?
Where does it end?
Every moment every second
I can't wrap my head around it
No matter where I run
I'm never too far gone
Your grace surrounds me like the air I'm breathing
When I think I've lost it
I'll hold on to Your promise
No height or depth could ever come between us
When I run out of faith
It's really just the
Beginning of Your grace
Beginning of Your grace
If grace is an ocean
I want to swim
Dive in head first
Throw caution to the wind
It's hard to believe it
It's more than enough
But I can't deny it
Cause I've seen too much
No matter where I run
I'm never too far gone
Your grace surrounds me like the air I'm breathing
When I think I've lost it
I'll hold on to Your promise
No height or depth could ever come between us
When I run out of faith
It's really just the
Beginning of Your grace
Beginning of Your grace
In the sunset in the sunrise
In the quiet, and in the spotlight
In the kindness ofa stranger's eyes
In the laughter and every tear I've cried
No matter where I run
I'm never too far gone
Your grace surrounds me like the air I'm breathing
When I think I've lost it
I'll hold on to Your promise
No height or depth could ever come between us
When I run out of faith
It's really just the
Beginning of Your grace
Beginning of Your grace
Beginning of Your grace
Beginning of Your grace