Enter the Worship Circle is a unique kind of worship recording. While most such recordings contain covers of the worship standards, all of the Worship Circle albums feature all original songs inspired by the Psalms, and a very talented collection of friends and fellow worshipers playing the music in a "one take" live recording.
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Always Beautiful
Enter the Worship Circle Lyrics
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You oh God have ears to hear what broken people pray
And You call them back to Your hand
And You call me again
And You call me again
Where can I run, where can I go?
From Your always beautiful
Where can I run, where can I hide myself
From Your never-ending love?
You oh God have a heart to feel when others turn away
You on God have arms to hold the hurting one in pain
And You call them back to Your hand
And You call me again
In "Always Beautiful" by Enter the Worship Circle, the lyrics express a deep sense of comfort and reassurance for those who feel isolated or rejected by society. They acknowledge that while we may feel alone and invisible to others, God is always present, able to see our hidden shame, hear our prayers, and hold us in our times of pain. The repetition of the phrase "And You call me again" emphasizes the constancy of God's love and the sense of an ongoing, personal relationship between the singer and their Creator.
The opening lines of the first verse use vivid imagery to convey a sense of God's power and closeness: "You oh God have eyes to see what others hide in shame / You oh God have ears to hear what broken people pray." This creates the impression that while we may think we have secrets or be too broken for anyone to care, God is always watching and listening, never turning away. The second verse similarly focuses on God's compassion and his ability to understand and comfort those in pain: "You oh God have a heart to feel when others turn away / You on God have arms to hold the hurting one in pain." These lines suggest that even when others abandon us, God is there to provide the love and support we need.
Overall, "Always Beautiful" is a song of deep comfort and reassurance for those who may feel rejected or alone. Its vivid imagery and repetitive structure emphasize the constancy of God's love and the unending nature of his care for us.
Line by Line Meaning
You oh God have eyes to see what others hide in shame
God has the ability to see what others try to conceal due to shame or embarrassment.
You oh God have ears to hear what broken people pray
God has the ability to hear the prayers of those who are broken.
And You call them back to Your hand
God invites people back to His presence, His protection, and His care.
And You call me again
God invites me back to His presence, His protection, and His care.
Where can I run, where can I go?
The artist is posing a rhetorical question, asking where they can escape God's presence.
Where can I hide myself
The singer is wondering if there is any place they can go to hide from God.
From Your always beautiful
The singer recognizes that God is always beautiful, and cannot be escaped.
From Your never-ending love?
The artist recognizes that God's love is unending, and cannot be escaped.
You oh God have a heart to feel when others turn away
God has a compassionate heart that can feel the pain of those who are rejected or abandoned.
You on God have arms to hold the hurting one in pain
God has the ability to provide comfort and support to those who are hurting.
Contributed by Sophia G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.