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Miracle of Grace by Luke Hellebronth cover art

Luke Hellebronth - Miracle of Grace Lyrics

Artist:
Luke Hellebronth

Lyrics

Reckless and broken, lost and alone
Tired and empty, longing for home
But I come to my senses, with tears in my eyes
You run to my rescue, You're saving my life


The miracle of grace that You love me
Miracle of grace and mercy
Though I fall so far
I fall into Your heart
The miracle of grace


Kneeling, ashamed of all that I was
Fully embraced by prodigal love
Wrapped in compassion, I'm held in delight
The life in Your laughter, joy in Your wine


All that's Yours is mine, all I am is Yours
Father You are my reward
All that's Yours is mine, all I am is Yours
Father You are my reward


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song frames grace through the recognizable shape of the prodigal son’s return. Its opening confession describes recklessness, isolation, exhaustion, and a longing for home. When the lost person comes to his senses, the Father does not wait at a distance; He runs to rescue and welcomes the returning child. That image closely echoes Luke 15, where compassion moves the father to embrace his son before the son can earn restoration. Grace appears as undeserved love meeting honest repentance.\n\nThe second verse shifts from shame to full acceptance. Compassion, delight, laughter, and wine evoke the celebration that follows reconciliation in Jesus’ parable. The repeated declaration that all belonging is shared with the child also recalls the father’s words to the faithful older son, while the response, “all I am is Yours,” expresses surrendered belonging. Calling the Father the reward keeps the focus beyond restored possessions or status. The central miracle is mercy itself: a fallen person is not merely tolerated but received into the Father’s affection, given a place at home, and invited into joy.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 15:20-24 The father runs to embrace his returning son and celebrates his restoration.
  • Luke 15:31 The father tells his son that everything he has belongs to him.
  • Ephesians 2:4-5 God’s mercy and love make sinners alive with Christ by grace.