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The metaphors and language used in this song are mostly everyday and easy for them to comprehend. However, it doesn’t address why God sometimes doesn’t answer prayer, which seems like failure on His part. This information contained in Verse 2 partially addresses a longstanding criticism I have concerning the God who never fails and how that coincides with unanswered prayer. They will think that Christians left behind lies that were told to them, embracing a caring Jesus who doesn’t let go and always does what He says. Chiefly, because Jesus is explicitly mentioned in the song, alongside God and grace. Unbelievers will probably think it’s Christian. How would an outsider interpret the song? Uses more book metaphors to provide examples of past issues that Jesus healed (see Verse 2, line 6). He’s the One who holds your sorrow, He won’t leave you here alone If it reads like depression, if it reads broken home He’s the One who frees the prisoner, He’s the healer of all things If it reads like addiction, if it reads like disease Your song of healing’s written in His scars He promises to never leave nor forsake those who are His (Deuteronomy 31:6, Joshua 1:8-9, 1 Chronicles 28:20, Psalm 118:6, Lamentations 3:22-23, and Hebrews 13:5-6). If you’re going through a trial, don’t waver from your faith (James 1:5-8). His power is perfect in Nichole and Weave’s weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9-11).Īlways in the highs and lows, the One who goes before mе When I’m at my weakest, I will trust in Jesus I’ve addressed this in the last paragraph of my commentary on Verse 1, except that God never fails. God is in this story, God is in the detailsĮven in the broken parts, He holds my heart, He never fails Nichole and Weave are new creations (2 Corinthians 5:17). God took their heart of stone and turned it into a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 11:19, Ezekiel 36:26, Jeremiah 31:33, and Hebrews 8:10). The torn pages represent their lawbreaking that, through God’s forgiveness, is as far as the east is from the west (Psalm 103:12). The pages and chapters are various moments/seasons of that life. The book represents Nichole and Weave’s life up to this moment. The entire song is basking in Scriptural delight. How much of the lyrics line up with Scripture? Rather, it’s to place their brokenness into God’s hands and to allow Him to do what He wants with their torn life. Also, Chorus’ “Even in the broken parts, He holds my heart, He never fails” evidences that forgetting is not their goal. While I initially thought that the pages of Nichole and Weave’s life were torn out and discarded, Verse 1 says they are “torn-up”, not torn-out. We are instructed to hang onto unwavering faith in God.

They were rescued from their former life of sin.Note to new users: This is a different kind of review site! Read About the Berean Test and Evaluation Criteria prior to reading this review. She also recently released her debut album, Jesus Changed My Life, a few weeks ago.Īlso, check out my review of In Jesus Name (God of Possible).īig Daddy Weave is an American Contemporary Christian artist whose name derives from his nickname “Big Daddy” (due to his…generousness) and “Weaver”, with the last character “r” dropped for flow.īeginning with his career in 1998, he released ten albums, including:īig Daddy Weave received a GMA Dove Award for Christmas Album of the Year for his work on Christ Is Come in 2010.Īlso, check out my reviews of I Know, Redeemed, and Jesus I Believe. American worship leader and songwriter Katy Nichole is a newcomer who released her self-titled EP last year.

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