Timeless

Selah opens "Timeless" admitting disorientation rather than describing growth — "time, it's changing me, it's hard to see who I am, touched by many things, so many things I don't understand" — naming confusion as the honest starting point rather than skipping to insight.

"But seasons pass and I discover above all this there's another, helping me to hold on to what is timeless" turns the passage of time itself into the thing that reveals a fixed point, rather than something that erodes it. The chorus lets each season paint its own picture — "so the autumn can color me gold, and the winter can dress me in snow" — before returning to the same conclusion each time: "but it's You I see, the timeless part of me."

"In the springtime I'm young again, in the summer I dance on the wind" extends the same image through every season rather than stopping at the difficult ones, showing the pattern holds in both change and renewal. "Change, whether it's good or bad, You know I'm glad You're in control" states the bridge's actual comfort plainly, and "Oh Lord, if I don't understand, I know Your hand will shield my soul" separates understanding from trust, letting the second stand in for the first when it's missing.