AS A CHILD OF THE LORD, I will clap my hands;
As a child of the Lord, I will clap my hands;
As a child of the Lord, I will clap my hands;
God gave me hands to clap.
As a child of the Lord, I will stamp my feet;
As a child of the Lord, I will stamp my feet;
As a child of the Lord, I will stamp my feet;
God gave me feet to stamp.
As a child of the Lord, I will nod my head;
As a child of the Lord, I will nod my head;
As a child of the Lord, I will nod my head;
God gave me a head to nod.
As a child of the Lord, I will clap my hands;
As a child of the Lord, I will st my feet;
As a child of the Lord, I will nod my head;
God gave me hands to clap,
God gave me feet to stamp,
God gave me a head to nod.
Jonny Moore-Crispin
Song Meaning
“As A Child Of The Lord” explores children praising God with their whole bodies. Every hand, foot, and voice is a gift that children can use to praise the Lord.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 150:3–6 and Mark 10:14. These passages give its central confession a clear biblical foundation.
Reflection
Every hand, foot, and voice is a gift that children can use to praise the Lord. The message invites prayer, trust, worship, and a practical response in daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “As A Child Of The Lord”?
Every hand, foot, and voice is a gift that children can use to praise the Lord.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 150:3–6 and Mark 10:14 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits children’s worship or Sunday school.