Mack Brock - I Am Loved (Alt Version) Lyrics
Lyrics
Just as I am
You welcome me
With open arms
How can this be
My guilt is undone
My past is untethered
I leave it behind
And run to my Father
There is no disappointment in Your eyes
There is no shame, there is only pride
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You, yeah
So unreserved
Your heart for me
My fear is gone
I am set free
There's nothing to hide
There's nothing to measure
'Cause I am Your child
And that's all that matters, oh
There is no disappointment in Your eyes
There is no shame there is only pride
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
There is no distance in Your embrace
Over and over again You say
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
You are changing everything
You are changing everything
I believe it
I receive it
You are changing everything
You are changing everything
You are changing everything
I believe it
I receive it
You are changing everything
There is no disappointment in Your eyes
There is no shame there is only pride
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
And there is no distance in Your embrace
Over and over again You say
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
Oh, I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
I am loved
Father, I'm loved by You
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Mack Brock - I Am Loved (Official Lyric Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Mack Brock’s "I Am Loved (Alt Version)," released on March 8, 2019, offers a powerful and resonant declaration of divine affection, presented in a way that seeks to anchor the listener in the unshakeable truth of God’s love. The song centers on a profound personal affirmation, echoing the scriptural testament found throughout the Bible that God’s love for humanity is not earned or conditional, but a foundational aspect of His very nature. This alternative rendition, while focusing on the core message, encourages a deep dive into the implications of being truly seen and cherished by the Creator. The central theme resonates with passages like Jeremiah 31:3, where God declares, "I have loved you with an everlasting love; therefore in steadfast love I draw you near." This is not a fleeting emotion, but an enduring commitment that forms the bedrock of our identity in Christ. The song's simple yet profound assertion of being "loved" serves as a direct counterpoint to the often self-critical narratives we tell ourselves, or the conditional acceptance we sometimes experience in the world. It speaks to a love that predates our existence, a love that was demonstrated most powerfully through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, as John 3:16 so famously states, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." This embrace of God’s love transforms our understanding of worth, moving it from external validation to an internal, divinely bestowed reality. The very act of acknowledging "I Am Loved" is an act of faith, aligning our hearts with the truth that we are precious in God's sight, as Isaiah 43:4 assures us, "Since you are held in esteem and honor in my sight, and because I love you, I will give people in exchange for you, nations in exchange for your life." This song, therefore, is more than just a pleasant melody; it is an invitation to internalize a truth that can revolutionize our perspective, anchoring us in the unshakeable security of God’s unfailing, all-encompassing love.