In The Shelter
Richard Smallwood's 'In the Shelter' is a gospel song that speaks of finding peace, safety, and comfort in God's protective presence. The lyrics describe a place free from sorrow and pain, where the singer finds relief from life's storms and clings to God's word during difficult times. The song emphasizes trust in God's care and the peace that comes from being sheltered in His arms. It is a soothing, worshipful piece that encourages listeners to seek refuge in God's love and protection.
[Verse 1:]
There is a place where winds don't blow,
sorrow or pain it does not know,
love and protection surround my soul;
in the shelter of Your arms.
[Verse 2:]
Lord in Your arms there is much peace,
and from the storm I find relief.
Because I love You, You rescued me,
in the shelter of Your arms.
[Chorus:]
In the shelter of Your arms,
there I'm free and safe from harm.
Comfort I find and peace of mind,
in the shelter, oh in the shelter,
in the shelter of Your arms
(safe in the shelter, safe in the shelter of Your arms).
[Verse 3:]
Hurt by the pain that life can bring,
steadfast unto Your word I cling.
Lord I find refuge beneath Your wing,
in the shelter of Your arms.
[Bridge:]
In the shelter, oh in the shelter.
Rock me Lord, oh in the shelter.
Hide me Lord, oh in the shelter.
[Ending:]
in the shelter of Your arms
(safe in the shelter, safe in the shelter of Your arms.)