Reign In Me

A cry for help shapes the opening of this prayer, sung with "groaning, too deep the words" and weakness the singer doesn't hide. They come needing God rather than offering anything, with "I am for You, I yearn for You" as the starting posture.

The chorus stacks short petitions: "Savior, save me, Healer, heal me, Jesus, have Your way." Each line names who Jesus is and asks Him to act, and the call lands on "King of glory, reign in me." The second verse turns to surrender, "Your will be done," and a fresh start where the whole life is handed over.

A later section looks forward with confidence. The singer promises to say that God is good and that His promises "will never fade away," and celebrates strength and joy that last. The echoed lines in parentheses make the chorus easy for a congregation to answer back, and the repeated closing "reign in me" lets the prayer settle into stillness.