You take me by surprise
And You open up the skies
And You consistently blow my mind
And leave me wondering why
Where did faith come from
And how did love break through
Did You find me here
Or did I stumble onto You
Was it grace that made
My blinded eyes to see
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
A classic game of hide and seek
But I don’t seek You I just hide
All this light that reaches in
Through my layers of pride
So when I stumble and I fall
And when I start to think that everything’s over
I’ve never been the one to pray
For any miracle or moving of a mountain
The only thing I failed to see
Was the miracle You’re working in me
So when my walk turns to a crawl
And when I start to think that everything’s over
After the light has dawned
And the darkness has faded away
All of my doubts become overtaken
By the sight of Your face
And I know where faith comes from
I know that love breaks through
I know You found me here
When I didn’t know what to do
And it was grace that made
My blinded eyes to see
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
I know where faith comes from
And I know Your love breaks through
It’s amazing grace
My eyes can see
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
I should have been finding You
But You were finding me
Song Meaning
The singer realizes that grace has been seeking and changing them even while they hid in pride and doubt.
Biblical Message
Luke 15:4–7 depicts a shepherd searching for the lost; Ephesians 2:8–9 grounds salvation in grace rather than self-achievement.
Reflection
Look for signs of grace already at work where you thought you were on your own.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Finding You”?
The singer realizes that grace has been seeking and changing them even while they hid in pride and doubt.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Luke 15:4–7 depicts a shepherd searching for the lost; Ephesians 2:8–9 grounds salvation in grace rather than self-achievement.
When can this song be used in worship?
Testimony and reflection on grace.