Lyrics
You're calling me to a deeper place
You're calling me to come away
This is the day that You have made
To walk in Your love and Your grace
And I will sing to You my king forever and ever
I will rise up and worship Your holiness
I will sing a song of Your faithfulness (yea)
On the mountains, thru the valleys
Your love will be my peace
And I will sing of Your love for me
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song presents worship as a response to God’s call. It moves from an invitation to draw near into a clear decision to rise, sing, and honor divine holiness. The line about the day that God has made closely echoes Psalm 118:24, giving the lyrics a sense of present-tense gratitude rather than vague optimism.\n\nThe chorus expands that response across both mountains and valleys. Those contrasting places suggest faith that is not dependent on easy circumstances. God’s love is named as the source of peace, while faithfulness becomes the reason for continuing to sing. Because the words remain short and direct, their emphasis falls on a consistent posture of worship: answering grace with praise in every place. Its compact refrain keeps gratitude, trust, and adoration joined in a single response to God.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 118:24 The psalm calls the Lord’s made day a cause for rejoicing.
- Psalm 96:1 The psalm invites worshipers to sing a new song to the Lord.
- Psalm 23:4 God’s presence brings comfort even in the darkest valley.