Glory And My Good
We Are Messengers' song 'Glory And My Good' reflects on the human experience of brokenness and redemption. The lyrics use biblical figures like Moses, David, and Bathsheba to illustrate the struggle between sin and holiness. The song acknowledges that God sees our flaws yet still works through them for His glory and our benefit. It emphasizes that even our worst mistakes can be transformed into something meaningful. The message is one of trust and surrender, recognizing that God can use both beauty and pain for a greater purpose.
I have been Egypt and I have been Moses
I've been the thorns and I've been the roses
Sometimes a sinner and sometimes a saint
I've been the healer and I've been the plague
Maybe that's just part of being human
You see me as I am, but You still use it
For Your glory and my good
You're the only one who could
Use the beauty and the pain
The failure and the fame
Just like You always said You would
For Your glory and my good
I have been David and I've been Bathsheba
I have been holy and I've been a heathen
There's a thorn in my side that just won't go away
I've tried and I've tried and I've tried, but it's stayed
Maybe that's just part of being human
You see me as I am, but You still use it
For Your glory and my good
You're the only one who could
Use the beauty and the pain
The failure and the fame
Just like You always said You would
For Your glory and my good
Your glory
Your glory
Your glory and my good
You can take the worst of my mistakes
And somehow turn 'em into something great
Maybe the whole point of being human
Is learning to let go and let You do it
For Your glory and my good
You're the only one who could
Use the beauty and the pain
The failure and the fame
Just like You always said You would
For Your glory and my good
Your glory
Your glory
Your glory and my good
Your glory
Your glory
Your glory and my good