Let Me Be the Blessing

I used to pray for open doors To build my name in lights, Thought favor meant the biggest stage, The power and the rights. But Jesus knelt and washed their feet— No throne, no prideful claim. Now I just want to walk His path, And bless in Jesus’ name. I searched for signs and miracles, For blessings I could hold. But missed the widow’s quiet gift, More precious than the gold. Now I see my hands were made To lift, not to receive— To sow His love in barren ground And water those who grieve. 🎶 Let me be the blessing, not just the one who’s blessed. Let me serve the hurting, give the weary rest. Use these hands to carry grace, these feet to walk in peace— Not to climb above, but kneel in love, Where Your kingdom’s meant to be. I don’t need a crown or stage to shine— Just let Your mercy live through mine. 🎶 He didn’t choose the mighty kings Or scholars dressed in pride— He chose the weak, the overlooked, The ones with arms stretched wide. So take this simple, willing heart, And point it where You will— I’d rather serve in secret ways Than sit on manmade hills. The world may chase the platform high, The titles, fame, and say— But I will chase the Shepherd’s voice And follow where He lays. If feeding just one hungry soul Brings heaven into view, Then every day, I’ll give my all To show the world it’s You. 🎶 Let me be the blessing, not just the one who’s blessed. Let me serve the hurting, give the weary rest. Use these hands to carry grace, these feet to walk in peace— Not to climb above, but kneel in love, Where Your kingdom’s meant to be. I don’t need a crown or stage to shine— Just let Your mercy live through mine. 🎶 🎶 If You’re looking for a vessel, Not polished, but sincere— I’ll be the jar with cracks and lines, If Your light can shine from here. 🎶 🎶 Let me be the blessing, not just the one who’s blessed. Let me serve the hurting, give the weary rest. Fill my life with simple grace, not riches or acclaim— Just to be Your hands and feet That move in Jesus’ name. I don’t need applause or worldly sign— Just let Your mercy live through mine. 🎶