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Grace for the Moment by Buddy Greene cover art

Buddy Greene - Grace for the Moment Lyrics

Artist:
Buddy Greene

Lyrics

Chorus
Grace for the moment, all that I need
Grace for the moment and faith to receive
All the promises given to those who believe
And grace for the moment, all that I need.


When I fret over outcomes that I cannot see
It's for certain I'll not have the peace meant for me
But when with thanksgiving I just look to Him
He will answer me time and again with


(chorus)


If I understand faith, it's not counting on me
It's the hope and assurance of what I can't see
It's the daily relying on Jesus to be
Providing more grace faithfully
Further proving His great love for me with


(chorus)


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Grace for the Moment” centers on receiving enough grace for the need directly at hand. The chorus joins grace with faith in God’s promises, while the verses contrast anxious speculation with thankful reliance on Christ. Peace is lost when the singer tries to control unseen outcomes, but attention returns to God through thanksgiving and prayer. The lyric does not promise complete knowledge of the future; it emphasizes present provision and repeated trust.

Its description of faith as hope and assurance concerning what cannot be seen closely echoes the language of Hebrews. The movement from fretfulness to thanksgiving also reflects Paul’s counsel to bring requests to God so that divine peace guards the mind. Daily dependence on Jesus becomes the practical expression of that faith. Grace is therefore portrayed not as an abstract idea but as God’s sufficient help, received repeatedly by those who believe. The song offers a calm confession that Christ remains faithful when circumstances are unclear and personal resources are inadequate.

Related Scripture

  • Hebrews 11:1 The verse describes faith as assurance and conviction regarding what is not seen.
  • Philippians 4:6-7 Paul connects prayer with thanksgiving to God’s peace amid anxiety.
  • 2 Corinthians 12:9 Christ declares that his grace is sufficient when human strength is limited.