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I tried to view these songs through the lens of a father. What would my husband be thinking about on Father's Day? As I thought about it, my heart went straight to declaring truth over our families. The specific words that came to mind were declaration and petition. I know that's what he does over our family every day, as well as my own father, his father, and our lives are a testimony to generations of declaration and petition. Whether you use this setlist in its entirety or as inspiration, my hope and prayer are that it gives an opportunity for the fathers in our lives to be uplifted, reminded of truth and that they have a firm, dependable foundation underneath them, on which they can lean no matter what. Overflow Resource was created by Andrea Olson after years of working with small and medium-sized churches and the unique challenges that they face. Andrea's heart is to encourage Churches everywhere that they can be excellent with what they have, where they are. Find out more here.

As Father, God is our leader, protector, healer, and the ultimate source of our salvation. He is kind, generous, compassionate, merciful, and loving. God has an only Son in Jesus Christ. Through adoption, we have been invited into this family. Find the sheet music, free stage charts, chord charts, patches, and orchestrations you need.

My heart needs a surgeon My soul needs a friend So I'll run to the Father Again and again And again and again Around the age of twelve, I started leading worship at my church. It brought so much life to my spirit. After I would lead, I remember God would speak to me every time, “I'm really proud of you.” His affirmation meant everything to me. And as I've gotten older, it still does. I've discovered there's nothing that compares to hearing and believing who God says I am. Now, I had a great relationship with my dad growing up and I have amazing leaders in my life. The reality is, however, they're not perfect. And no matter what your earthly father or the leaders in your life are like, I'm sure they haven't been perfect either. They can leave gaps, the areas where they didn't provide what you needed. But those gaps can be filled when the foundation of your identity is sourced by your perfect Heavenly Father. I've experienced this firsthand. I've seen God, the Father, fill in my gaps. My parents divorced before I was born and there have been so many moments, as a husband and father, I didn't know what to do. I'll be parenting or talking to my wife, Kari, and feel ill-equipped on how to handle the situation. But it's in those moments the Holy Spirit provides the wisdom I need. The Father brings insight, grace, and knowledge I didn't have in and of myself. And He wants to do the same for you. We can find our hearts needing a surgeon, needing a healing touch of God. We can find our soul needing a friend, needing someone who can handle the thoughts and emotions we don't know how to process or make sense of. It's into this void God wants to speak. He wants to build relationship with you as your affirmer, protector, provider, encourager, and healer. He wants to reveal who He made you to be so you can do what He has called you to do. It starts with recognizing your need for Him. And, when you do recognize it, run to Him! The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit. Psalm 34:18, ESV Based on the song Run To The Father by Cody Carnes. Original post available from YouVersion.

Every heart carries its share of burdens - questions that echo in the stillness, wounds that seem slow to heal, and battles that feel unending. In moments of vulnerability, where do we turn? Cody Carnes' song Run to the Father provides a poignant reminder of the refuge we have in the embrace of our Heavenly Father. "I've carried a burden For too long on my own I wasn't created To bear it alone." These opening lines acknowledge a truth many of us grapple with: the self-imposed need to carry our burdens alone. Society often glorifies self-reliance and stoicism, but the kingdom of God offers a different perspective - one of dependency, trust, and surrender. The parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15 paints a vivid picture of a Father's heart. A wayward son, after squandering his inheritance, finds himself destitute and broken. Yet, in his lowest moment, he recalls the warmth of his father's house. With trepidation, he decides to return, not expecting a warm welcome but hoping, at the very least, for a position as a servant. What he receives, however, defies all expectations. Much like the prodigal son, there are times when we feel distant, unworthy, or ashamed to approach God. Yet, the Father's response remains unchanged. He doesn't just wait passively; He actively seeks, watches, and runs toward us with open arms. So, what can we glean from the heartfelt lyrics of "Run to the Father" and the comforting story of the prodigal son? 1. Unwavering Love: The Father's love isn't contingent on our performance, our past, or our shortcomings. His love is constant, patient, and ever-reaching. As the song declares, *"My heart needs a surgeon, my soul needs a friend. So, I'll run to the Father again and again and again and again."* His arms remain open, ready to heal, restore, and renew. 2. The Call to Surrender: We weren't designed to navigate life's challenges alone. The Father invites us to cast our cares upon Him, to surrender our worries, fears, and failures, trusting in His perfect care and provision. 3. Restoration and Renewal: The prodigal son's return wasn't just about forgiveness; it was about restoration. The Father restores his position, his dignity, and his joy. When we run to our Heavenly Father, we too find restoration - a mending of what's broken and a filling of what's empty. Today, as the melody of "Run to the Father" fills your heart, let it be a gentle nudge, a divine invitation. No matter where you are on your journey, whether on mountaintops of victory or valleys of despair, know that the Father's heart beats for you. His gaze is set on the horizon, eagerly awaiting your return. In moments of uncertainty, when the weight feels too heavy to bear, remember you have a Father who is ready and waiting. With love that knows no bounds and arms that never tire, He beckons: "Come, my child, run to me." And as you take that step, you'll find Him running toward you, ready to embrace, to comfort, and to love.Luke 15:20 - "So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him."

As the Heavenly Father, God is our leader, protector, healer, and the ultimate source of our salvation. He is kind, generous, compassionate, merciful, and loving. God has an only Son in Jesus Christ. Through adoption, we have been invited into this family as sons and daughters. Find the sheet music, chord charts, patches, multitracks, and orchestrations you need.

The Bible is not discreet about our relationship with God. It is clear. God is our Father; we are His children. In fact, God is identified as our Father 265 times in scripture. Most of those are found in the New Testament because through Christ we have a new identity as an adopted child of God. Romans 8:15 says, “For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry out, 'Abba, Father.'” Galatians 4:7 says, “Therefore you are no longer a slave, but a son; and if a son, then an heir through God.” You're a good, good FatherIt's who You are, it's who You are, it's who You areAnd I'm loved by YouIt's who I am, it's who I am, it's who I am The word “father” invokes up all sorts of images for people. For some, “father” is associated with warm memories, laughter, family trips, or long conversations on a front porch. For others, the word is associated with absence, rejection, hurt, or pain. At times, we have greatly distorted what the role of a father was intended to be. This is why it's so important to understand that God is not only our Father, but He is a good Father. You may believe you are a child of God, but do you believe, really believe to your very core, that you are loved by God? This can be a difficult truth to grasp, even for the most fervent believer. Guilt, shame, and sin can prevent us from believing in and experiencing the love of God. Bitterness and past experiences remain in our hearts and minds, and over the years we grab hold of a lie that He wants good for others but not for ourselves. Oh, I've heard a thousand storiesOf what they think You're likeBut I've heard the tender whisperOf love in the dead of nightAnd You tell me that You're pleasedAnd that I'm never alone This sort of thinking is counter to what scripture says about God as our Father. Think about how the Father figure of God is described and what this says about His character: He embraces the prodigal son, and the older brother—He is loving, accepting, and patient. (Luke 15) He takes care of the sparrows but says He cares much more for his children than the sparrows—He provides and is attuned to our needs. (Matthew 10) He goes after every single lost sheep until it is found—He pursues a relationship with us and doesn't ever get tired of looking after the lost. (Luke 15) The two truths that have the most transformative power in your life are that you are God's child and God is a good Father. Tell yourself that today, over and over. It's who you are, and it's who He is. Based on the song Good Good Father by Chris Tomlin, Anthony Brown, and Pat Barrett. Original post available on YouVersion based on the album Never Lose Sight.

Celebrate Father's Day with our handpicked selection of top Christian worship songs and hymns for an inspirational church service. From timeless classics to contemporary favorites, these songs will uplift your congregation and create a powerful worship experience. Join us as we honor fathers and seek spiritual connection through the beauty of music. Find all the sheet music and audio tracks you need, with chord charts, vocal charts, orchestrations and MultiTracks ready to download immediately.