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Fountainview Academy - Write Them On My Heart Lyrics

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Fountainview Academy

Lyrics

You've written what You want from me in stone


A refection of Your character alone


So I try to keep Your laws without regret


But I'm easily distracted and forget 


So write them on my heart


Seal them in my mind


The beauty of Your law and grace combined


Remind me just how lovely Your commandments are 


And write them on the tablet of my heart 


There ‘s only one desire inside of me


It's to be everything You created me to be


And I know the only way that I can grow


It's for You to come inside and take control 


So write them on my heart


Seal them in my mind


The beauty of Your law and grace combined


Remind me just how lovely Your commandments are 


And write them on the tablets of my heart 


Your law reflects Your goodness


The cross reveals Your grace


Love is the motivation behind your perfect ways 


So write them on my heart


Seal them in my mind


The beauty of Your law and grace combined


Remind me just how lovely Your commandments are


And write them on the tablets of my heart 


So write them on my heart


Engrave them in my mind


The beauty of Your law and grace combined


Remind me just how lovely Your commandments are


And write them on the tablets of my heart


Remind me just how lovely Your commandments are


And write them on the tablets of my heart.


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Write Them On My Heart” frames obedience as an inward work of grace rather than a merely external effort. The opening contrast between commandments written in stone and a distracted human memory leads naturally to the central prayer: that God would inscribe his law upon the heart and mind. The chorus holds law and grace together, presenting the commandments as an expression of divine beauty rather than a burden pursued for its own sake.\n\nA later verse turns from self-discipline toward surrender, acknowledging that spiritual growth depends on God taking control within. The bridge then connects the goodness reflected in the law with the grace revealed at the cross, naming love as the motive behind the ways of God. This theme closely echoes the biblical promise of a covenant in which divine instruction is written on the heart. The song is therefore a prayer for transformed desire, faithful memory, and a life whose obedience grows from grace and love.

Related Scripture

  • Jeremiah 31:33 God promises to write his law on the hearts of his people under the new covenant.
  • Hebrews 10:16 The passage repeats the promise that God will place his laws in hearts and write them on minds.
  • Psalm 119:97 The psalmist expresses love for God’s law and continual meditation on it.