God loves me, adores me
Watches over me, you are for me
Grace loved me, and it's not what I deserved
And nothing that I've earned
But daily
Grace saves me
Oh but for your grace
Oh but for your grace
Oh but for your grace
I'd be lost but for your grace
God loves me, adores me
Watches over me, you are for me
And grace love me but it's not what I deserve
And nothing that I've earned
But daily
Grace saves me
Oh but for your grace
Oh but for your grace
Oh but for your grace
I'd be lost but for your love
I'd be lost but for your love
Oh but for your love
Oh but for your love
Oh but for your love
I'd be lost but for your love
I'd be lost but for your grace
I'd be lost but for your grace
Grace—it save me
Grace—it raise me
Grace—it keeps me
Grace—I'm clothed in it
Grace—I'm mighty grateful
Grace—I'm mighty grateful
Grace—I did deserve it
Grace—but it's mine, all mine
Grace—I'm mighty grateful
Grace—yes, I'm mighty grateful
Grace—it belongs to me
Grace—it belongs to me
Grace—oh, your grace is saving
Grace—and it keeps doing it every day, every day
Grace—the grace of the Lord
Grace—the unmerited favor
Grace—unmerited favor
Grace—it's mine, all mine
Grace—somebody praise Him for grace
Grace—we give you glory for grace
Grace—it's been faithful every day
Grace—it's been faithful every day
Grace—it's been faithful every single day
Grace—it's been keeping me every day
I'd be lost but for your grace
I'd be lost but for your grace
But for your grace
"Grace" by Tasha Cobbs is a powerful and uplifting song that speaks to the incredible love and favor that God has for His people. The song reminds us that we are saved by grace and that it is not something we can earn or deserve. Through her soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Tasha Cobbs delivers a message of gratitude and praise for the grace that has saved and continues to sustain her.
The inspiration behind the song "Grace" comes from Tasha Cobbs' own personal journey and her deep understanding of the gospel message. She believes that grace is the unmerited favor of God, something that we do not deserve but is freely given to us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Tasha Cobbs sings about the overwhelming love and mercy of God, expressing her awe and gratitude for His grace.
One scripture verse that relates to the theme of the song is Ephesians 2:8-9, which says, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast." This verse emphasizes that our salvation is not based on our own efforts or good deeds, but solely on the grace of God. Tasha Cobbs' song beautifully captures this truth and reminds us of the amazing gift of grace that we have received.
Another scripture verse that aligns with the message of the song is Romans 3:23-24, which states, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." This verse highlights the universal need for God's grace and the redemption that comes through Jesus. Tasha Cobbs' song acknowledges our fallen nature and the fact that we do not deserve God's grace, but it is freely given to us through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
The song "Grace" has resonated with many listeners and has become a beloved anthem in the Christian music community. Its powerful message of God's unmerited favor and the salvation that comes through grace has touched the hearts of many. Tasha Cobbs' passionate delivery and heartfelt lyrics invite listeners to reflect on the depths of God's love and to respond with gratitude and praise.
In conclusion, "Grace" by Tasha Cobbs is a beautiful song that celebrates the unmerited favor of God and the salvation that comes through grace. Through her heartfelt lyrics and soulful vocals, Tasha Cobbs invites listeners to reflect on the incredible love and mercy of God. The song reminds us that we are saved not by our own works, but solely by the grace of God. "Grace" serves as a powerful reminder of the amazing gift of grace that we have received and calls us to respond with gratitude and praise.
