Riley Clemmons - For The Good (CCM)

Riley Clemmons has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called For The Good.

In a prayer, Riley proclaims her faith, a faith she wishes we all might also have: "I know that Your ways are higher, and that you have a plan for me. You give me purpose and direction, despite the fact that I can't see them sometimes. No matter how painful it is, I will hold on to my faith and pray through every temptation. Even when I face deep moments in my life, I will hold on to Your promises that good things will happen."

LYRICS:

Who can bend my burdens

And make them beautiful

Who can bring the healing

To the hurt I hold

Who else could part the waters

When I’m needing a way

Though I’m walking through the valley

I’ll believe when You say

For the good, for the good

You work all things together

For the good, for the good

Your promise stands forever

You alone are my greatest hope

I trust You on the broken road

You work all things together like only You could

For the good

Of those who love You, those who love You

Lord Your ways are higher

You know Your plans for me

You give purpose and a future

Even when I can’t see

So I will pray through every heartache

I will cling to this faith

Though I’m walking through the valley

I’ll believe when You say

I know You’re working

I believe

Good things are coming

I believe

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7ePpMxyHYteDKAeNWeT6vi

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehAjwXaaNr8

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