Steven Curtis Chapman - Higher Ways Lyrics

Higher Ways Lyrics

If I could only fly, I'd go up and look down from the sky
So I could see the bigger picture
And Lord if I could sit with you at your feet for an hour or two
I'm sure I'd ask too many questions 'cause there's so much going on down here
That I must confess I just don't understand, I don't understand

And I have prayed, that at your feet my whole life has been laid
So I won't worry I won't be afraid
Cause My soul is resting on your higher ways

So let the road ahead become unclear
For I am yours so what have I to fear
If my soul is resting on your higher ways

Your higher ways teach me to trust you
Your higher ways are not like mine
Your higher ways are the ways of a father hiding his children in his love

So let it rain and if my eyes grow dim with tears of pain
This hope I have will not be washed away
Because this soul of mine is resting on your higher ways

Your higher ways teach me to trust you
Your higher ways are not like mine
Your higher ways are the ways of a father hiding his children in his love

Someday I will fly and maybe then you will take me aside and show me the bigger picture
But until I'm with you I'll be here with a heart that is true and a soul that's resting on your higher ways

Your higher ways
Resting on your higher ways


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Higher Ways Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration

Higher Ways: Finding Rest in God's Plan

Introduction:
Steven Curtis Chapman is a renowned American contemporary Christian music singer-songwriter. Throughout his career, he has touched the hearts of many believers with his uplifting and inspiring songs. One of his notable songs is "Higher Ways," which carries a powerful message of trust and surrender to God's plan.

Key Messages of the Song:

1. Seeking a Bigger Perspective:
The song begins with the lines, "If I could only fly, I'd go up and look down from the sky, So I could see the bigger picture." Here, Chapman expresses the human desire to understand the complexities of life, particularly the challenges and trials we face. He acknowledges the limitations of our understanding and acknowledges the need for a higher perspective to make sense of it all.

2. Trusting God's Wisdom:
Chapman continues, "And

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