Found in You Lyrics Josh Baldwin

ENGLISH SONGS LYRICS Mar 30, 2020
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Song : Found in You

Artist: Josh Baldwin

Album: The War Is Over

Writer: Josh Baldwin, Bobby Strand, Amanda Cook, Jacob Cook, Jenn Johnson, Joe Volk

 

 

Whatever is left of me
After my strength has faded
When I don’t have words to speak
I’ll just say Your name

 

Whatever is left of me
After the night has ended
When I don’t have songs to sing
I’ll just call Your name

 

Jesus, I feel Your love surround me
Jesus, I’m running to Your mercy

 

Your spirit inside of me
Now every chain is broken
Here I am finally free
When I call Your name

 

Jesus, I feel Your love surround me
Jesus, I’m running to Your mercy
Jesus, You’re holding me together
Jesus, my heart is Yours forever

 

Turn my ashes into beauty
You have made me
I am found in You
Take these dry bones from the valley
You have raised me
I am found in You
Turn my ashes into beauty
You have made me
I am found in You
Take these dry bones from the valley
You have raised me
I am found in You

 

Jesus, You’re holding me together
Jesus, my heart is Yours forever

Found in You Song Meaning

“Found in You” describes a person turning to Jesus after strength, words, and confidence have run low. Its message moves from weakness to restoration: mercy surrounds the believer, brokenness is renewed, and true identity is discovered in Christ.

Biblical Message

Isaiah 61:3 speaks of beauty given in place of ashes. Ezekiel 37:1–14 presents dry bones receiving life, while 2 Corinthians 5:17 describes the new creation found in Christ. Together, these passages reflect the song’s pictures of restoration and freedom.

Reflection

God does not wait for us to become strong before welcoming us. We can call on Him when prayer feels difficult and hope feels thin. Being found in Christ means our failures and exhausted seasons no longer have the final word.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is “Found in You” about?

It is about finding mercy, freedom, restoration, and a secure identity in Jesus.

Which Bible passages connect with its imagery?

Isaiah 61:3 and Ezekiel 37:1–14 closely connect with its images of beauty from ashes and renewed dry bones.

How can listeners apply its message?

They can bring weakness honestly to Christ and trust Him to restore hope one step at a time.