Playing on the Radio

Here is a new song on the radio by Finding Favour called "Refuge." I love the line that talks about God's love for us.  Enjoy!





Though the earth should change
And the mountains slip away
You will keep me safe
Who You are will still remain

You're the place, You're the place that I call home
You're the fire that I feel inside my bones
You're the One, You're the One that won't let go

My soul, it sings to You
Oh God, You are my refuge
I will cling, I will cling to You
My shelter through the storm
My peace when waves of troubles roll
I will cling, I will cling to You

I could search the stars
I could swim across the seas
And never find a love
That's as strong as Yours for me

You are my refuge

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