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Faith In You by Lindell Cooley cover art

Lindell Cooley - Faith In You Lyrics

Artist:
Lindell Cooley

Lyrics

Verse 1


I put my faith in You, You are the One who will never leave me
I put my faith in You, no matter where the road may lead me


You are my Savior, my closest friend
One touch from You and I'm whole again
I'll put my faith, I'll put my faith in You


Verse 2


When the shadows hide the truth, Your love shines through
With a voice that beckons me to follow You
When I sail into a storm or somehow go astray
You're the One who is always there to light the way


Chorus


When I look into my heart and there is no song
Even in my weakest hour You'll make me strong
Lord You are my only hope, my guiding star
And I will always find the place where You are


Vamp


I'll put my faith, I'll put my faith
Even when I don't understand I'll put my faith


Jesus I'm gonna hold on, hold on to Your hand
I'll put my faith
I'll put my faith, I'll put my faith


I'll put my faith, I'll put my faith
I'll put my faith, I'll put my faith in You!


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Faith in You" opens with a direct vow, placing faith in someone described as never leaving regardless of where the road leads. That unconditional framing, faith placed before the destination is known, grounds the entire song's trust in relationship rather than certainty about outcomes.

Its verses name specific difficulty, shadows hiding truth, storms at sea, straying from the path, pairing each with the same promise, a presence that lights the way through all of it. A chorus admits moments when there is no song left in the heart, naming that exact weakness as the place where strength is instead supplied from outside the singer.

Rooted in contemporary worship's confessional style, the song functions as an extended declaration of trust sustained through uncertainty, its closing vamp repeating the title phrase as a settled resolve to hold on even without full understanding, naming Jesus directly as the hand being held.

Related Scripture

  • Hebrews 13:5 Promises that God will never leave or forsake, directly echoed in the song's opening verse.
  • 2 Corinthians 12:9 Describes strength made perfect in weakness, echoed in the song's description of being made strong in the weakest hour.