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Canyon Hills Worship - See Your Face Lyrics

Artist:
Canyon Hills Worship

Lyrics

Longing for the day when 


This fog will finally lift 


Longing for the moment 


When this struggle all makes sense 


For now I'm believing 


Someday I will see it 


All Your promises fulfilled 


Holy Holy God of glory 


Worthy of all praise 


Clothed in splendor 


Full of wonder 


Waiting for the day 


When I see Your face 


I see Your face 


I am welcomed to the table 


Of a savior set by grace 


I will rest in my belonging 


To the one who knows my name 


Today I am believing and I'm gonna see it 


All Your promises fulfilled 


Holy Holy God of glory 


Worthy of all praise 


Clothed in splendor 


Full of wonder 


Waiting for the day 


When I see Your face 


I see Your face 


No more sorrow, no more hurting 


I will be whole when I see You face to face 


No more limits, no more distance 


I'll be home, when I see You face to face 


Video

Meaning & Inspiration

“See Your Face” gives language to hope held during confusion, pain, and delay. The opening acknowledges that present struggles do not yet make sense, but it places that uncertainty beside confidence in God’s promises. Worship becomes an act of waiting: God is called holy, glorious, and worthy before the hoped-for resolution arrives. The image of being welcomed at a table by grace also presents belonging as a gift from the Savior rather than an achievement.

The final section looks toward complete restoration in God’s presence, where sorrow, hurt, distance, and limitation are gone. That hope closely reflects Revelation’s vision of God dwelling with his people and wiping away every tear. The longing to see God face to face also resembles Paul’s contrast between partial sight now and fuller knowledge to come. By joining honest struggle with promised wholeness, the song sustains a reverent expectation: present suffering is real, yet it does not have the final word over those known and welcomed by God.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 21:3-4 John’s vision describes God dwelling with his people and bringing sorrow, pain, and death to an end.
  • 1 Corinthians 13:12 Paul contrasts present partial sight with the day of seeing face to face.