Morning by Morning (Isaiah 50:4–11) – A Worship Song for Trusting God in Suffering @OilIncense


“Morning by morning, He awakens my ear…” (Isaiah 50:4)

In a world full of noise, God is still speaking.

This worship song, Morning by Morning, is inspired by Isaiah 50:4–11 — a passage that reveals a powerful truth: God teaches us to listen, even in seasons of pain and uncertainty.

A Song for the Weary

Isaiah speaks of a servant who listens daily, who does not turn away even when suffering comes. This message is deeply relevant today.

We all face moments where:

- Life feels heavy
- Answers feel distant
- God seems quiet

Yet this scripture reminds us — He is still near.

Learning to Listen

“Morning by morning…”

This is not just a phrase — it is an invitation.

An invitation to:

- Slow down
- Be still
- Hear God’s voice

Not just once, but daily.

Worship in Surrender

This song is not about performance. It is about posture.

A posture that says:
“Even when I don’t understand, I will trust You.”

Watch the Worship Video




https://youtu.be/6fDDA-N_xyU

LYRICS
Verse 1 
The Lord has given me a taught tongue
To speak a word to the weary one
Morning by morning, You awaken me
To hear Your voice so tenderly
You open up my ears to hear
Even when the path’s unclear
I will listen, I will stay
Draw me closer day by day

Pre-Chorus 
I will not turn away
Though the cost is pain
You are with me in the flame

Chorus 
Morning by morning, You call my name
Even in sorrow, I’ll praise the same
You are my help, I won’t be afraid
I will trust You, come what may
Though I walk through fire and shame
I know I’m held, I know You remain
I set my face like stone in grace
For You are God, You make a way

Verse 2 
I gave my back, I did not hide
Through the tears, You stood by my side
Mocked and broken, still I stand
Held together by Your hand
They may rise and speak against
But Your truth is my defense
You are near, You justify
You are with me, I won’t hide

Pre-Chorus 2
Who can stand against
The One who calls me friend?

Chorus 
Morning by morning, You call my name
Even in sorrow, I’ll praise the same
You are my help, I won’t be afraid
I will trust You, come what may
Though I walk through fire and shame
I know I’m held, I know You remain
I set my face like stone in grace
For You are God, You make a way

Bridge 
Let them accuse, I will not fear
For the Lord my God is near
I will stand, I won’t be moved
Anchored deep inside Your truth

Outro 
Morning by morning… I will hear
Morning by morning… You are near
I will trust and will not fear
For my God is always here

A Simple Prayer

Lord, teach me to listen.
Morning by morning, awaken my heart to hear You.
Even in difficulty, help me trust that You are near.
Amen.

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