Tasha Cobbs Leonard - The Moment Lyrics
Lyrics
Reach out and touch the Lord
As he goes by
You will find
He's not too busy
To hear your heart's cry
He is passing by this moment
Your needs he'll supply
Reach out and touch the Lord
As he goes by
Don't miss this moment
You've been waiting for a long time
Lift your hands now
Right after you wipe your eyes
You've been singing
Come by here my Lord
Open your heart now
Jesus has been knocking on the door
Out of everyone calling His name
He still makes time for you
And if you need
Need his attention
You know what do
Out of everyone calling His name
He still makes time for you
And if you need
Need his attention
You know what do
You know what to do
You know what to do
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
I'm calling Savior
I'm calling Savior
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
Hands go up
Praise gets loud
All that you need
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
It can happen right now
Out of everyone calling His name
He still makes time for you
He still makes time for you
He still makes time for you
And if you need
Need his attention
You know what do
Video
Tasha Cobbs Leonard - The Moment (Performance Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Released through its compelling performance video on August 12, 2022, Tasha Cobbs Leonard's song "The Moment" captures the profound experience of divine encounter that often takes place within concentrated times of worship and seeking God. The song isn't just a performance; it's an invitation into that sacred space where heaven intersects with earth. At its core, "The Moment" speaks to the unique, often instantaneous, power available when faith connects with God's active presence. It articulates the sense of anticipation and surrender that precedes breakthrough, suggesting that everything the soul longs for can be found when we truly step into God’s presence and yield to His Spirit. This isn't about a drawn-out process, but about a singular point in time where God intervenes, heals, delivers, or simply reveals Himself in a tangible way. The music itself builds an atmosphere conducive to this encounter, starting with a sense of quiet reverence and growing into an outpouring of passionate declaration, mirroring the journey from humble seeking to joyful reception of God's grace. Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s powerful vocals convey deep conviction and vulnerability, making the pursuit and experience of this divine moment relatable.
Scripturally, the concept resonates deeply with the promise that if we draw near to God, He will draw near to us (James 4:8). It echoes the truth found in Psalm 16:11, which speaks of the fullness of joy found in God’s presence and pleasures forevermore at His right hand. "The Moment" speaks to the kind of encounter seen throughout the Bible – from Moses' encounter with the burning bush changing the course of his life (Exodus 3) to the woman with the issue of blood touching Jesus' garment and receiving instant healing (Luke 8:43-48). It’s the belief that one touch, one word, one *moment* in God’s presence can transform everything. The song calls to mind the power described in Acts 3:19, where repentance leads to times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord. It’s about actively positioning oneself to receive what God is ready to give, understanding that in His presence, chains can be broken, perspectives shifted, and hope restored. "The Moment" serves as a powerful reminder that God is not distant but accessible, ready to meet us in our pursuit of Him, and that sometimes the most profound changes occur in that singular, dedicated time of surrender and worship where we make room for Him to move. It inspires people to press into their own pursuit of God, fostering expectation for the transformative power available when we simply make space for Him to be God.