God's Yes (Remastered x2)

[Author’s Summary:
“God’s Yes” is my testimony to how rejection, abandonment, and brokenness can become the very soil in which God plants hope and new life. I grew up longing for love and belonging, only to be met with closed doors, labels, and deep wounds—from family, from peers, from my own failures and regrets. There were times I believed I was unloved, unwanted, and unworthy, and that my pain defined who I would become.
But through every “no” spoken over my life, Jesus was quietly writing a greater “yes.” In the darkness of foster care, the ache of loss, and the shame of mistakes, He never left me. He met me in the silence, began to heal what I could not, and called me His own. In time, I discovered that what refused me could never contain where God was taking my life.
This song is for anyone who feels forgotten, rejected, or trapped by the pain of their past. My hope is that it will inspire you to see that God’s acceptance, restoration, and love are stronger than any label or circumstance. When the world says “no,” Jesus says “yes” to your worth, your healing, and your future. In Him, I found my home, my purpose, and my freedom—and so can you.] [AlorawithDragon Music (C) 2026 All Rights Reserved.]

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Title: God’s Yes Spoken Intro: They left me in the shadows, A child searching for a home, Every “no” a wound unspoken— I learned the ache of being alone. Verse 1: I grew up in strangers’ houses, A name on a folded sheet, Counting ceiling tiles in silence, Tracing hope beneath the sheets. Called broken by the world around me, A suitcase by the foster door— I was just a child, wanting to be seen, Longing to be more. Pre-Chorus: Why does love feel so far away? Why does hope not know my name? I told myself I was unloved, unwanted, Chasing worth, running from shame. Chorus: But when the world said “no,” Jesus whispered “yes”— In the pit, in the silence, He found me nonetheless. Restored what they had taken, He called me by His own— From rejected and forsaken, To nevermore alone. Verse 2: Love slipped through my fingers, Promises turned cold, Two rings that never lasted, Stories better left untold. My son carried shadows I never meant to give, Raised by hands that hurt him— That’s a truth I’ll always live. Pre-Chorus: The shame was like a shackle, A prayer I couldn’t say— God, can you redeem me, Or is it much too late? Bridge: But the best of my life is not what I’ve lost, Not the pain or the ones who walked away— It’s in reaching out to the hurting hearts, And shining hope into the grey. I can carry peace into places Where the world gives none at all, Because freedom found in Jesus Lifts me every time I fall. Final Chorus: Now every “no” becomes a “God Yes,” Every scar a sacred place, I am healing, I am whole, Living daily by His grace. And if you’re lost, unloved, unwanted— Let my story be your sign: What refused me couldn’t contain Where God is taking my life. Jesus turns your deepest “no” To a living, holy “yes” in time. Outro: So I’ll reach for those still hurting, With a hope the world can’t give— The truth has made me free at last, In Jesus’ love, I live. [Author’s Summary: “God’s Yes” is my testimony to how rejection, abandonment, and brokenness can become the very soil in which God plants hope and new life. I grew up longing for love and belonging, only to be met with closed doors, labels, and deep wounds—from family, from peers, from my own failures and regrets. There were times I believed I was unloved, unwanted, and unworthy, and that my pain defined who I would become. But through every “no” spoken over my life, Jesus was quietly writing a greater “yes.” In the darkness of foster care, the ache of loss, and the shame of mistakes, He never left me. He met me in the silence, began to heal what I could not, and called me His own. In time, I discovered that what refused me could never contain where God was taking my life. This song is for anyone who feels forgotten, rejected, or trapped by the pain of their past. My hope is that it will inspire you to see that God’s acceptance, restoration, and love are stronger than any label or circumstance. When the world says “no,” Jesus says “yes” to your worth, your healing, and your future. In Him, I found my home, my purpose, and my freedom—and so can you.] [AlorawithDragon Music (C) 2026 All Rights Reserved.]

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