His Eyes
Steven Curtis Chapman's song 'His Eyes' reflects on the compassionate and watchful nature of Jesus. The lyrics describe how Jesus' eyes expressed both joy and sorrow, and how they see beyond faults to needs. The song emphasizes that God's eyes are always upon believers, never sleeping, and that no matter where they go, they remain in His sight. It also touches on God's voice, which can be powerful or quiet, and His care for human hearts. The song reassures listeners of their value as God's precious creation, for whom He gave His Son.
Sometimes His eyes were gentle and filled with laughter
And sometimes they cried
Sometimes there was a fire of Holy anger
In Jesus' eyes
But the eyes that saw hope in the hopeless
That saw through the fault to the need
Are the same eyes that look down from heaven
Into the deepest part of you and me
And His eyes are always upon us
His eyes never close in sleep
And no matter where you go
You will always be in His eyes
In His eyes
Sometimes His voice comes calling like rolling thunder
Or like driving rain
And sometimes His voice is quiet and we start to wonder
If He knows our pain
But He who spoke peace to the water
Cares more for our hearts than the waves
And the voice that once said, "You're forgiven."
Still says, "You're forgiven", today
Today
Sometimes I look above me when stars are shining
And I feel so small
How could the God of heaven and all creation
Know I'm here at all
But then in the silence He whispers:
"My child, I created you too
and you're my most precious creation
I even gave my Son for you."
And His eyes are always upon you
His eyes never close in sleep
and no matter where you go
you will always be in His eyes
no matter where you go
you will always be in His eyes
Sometimes His eyes were gentle
and filled with laughter