A praise song written for the PIONEERS retreat I went to in Cyprus, written by one of our missionaries in Central Asia.
I run to Thee with longing heart
My childlike steps to waiting arms
To know You as the highest prize
I cast aside these worldly charms
To hear Your voice, to share Your life
To see You in Your majesty
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
I run to Thee all burdened down
With cares of life and load of sin,
Your invitation beckons me
To steal away and enter in
My will release, my heart exchange
Your life for mine, the mystery
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
I run to Thee with battle wounds,
A heavy heart, and throbbing pain
For You, the source of healing streams,
Can only make me whole again
And hope is mine when weakened, I
In Your strength face the enemy
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
I run to Thee with arms outstretched,
My crowns from life I cannot hold
But cast them down at love-scarred feet
And enter into joy untold
Your nail-pierced hands and radiant face
Now I, in wondrous glory see
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
And drawing near I find my rest, and hide myself in Thee
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