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"Look at the Love" by Felicity Joy: Finding Freedom Through Worship


Felicity Joy's "Look at the Love" is a joyful musical celebration of the love and grace that God has for us, no matter how often we slip. Felicity aims to inspire us to take a moment to pause, see what He is doing in our lives, and marvel at His goodness. The lyrics are filled with excitement and awe, giving words to describe that overwhelming joy we may feel as we reflect on His kindness. Lyrics like "Look at the love of my Father, I'm in awe and I'm in wonder" and "When I think of You, I'm set free" emphasize His life-changing grace and help us to really see and appreciate His love. 

Felicity Joy - Look at the LoveAs Felicity puts it, "I wrote "Look at the Love" from a place of simple joy and thanksgiving." She continues: "When I really stop and look at the immeasurable grace and favor of our God, a feeling of joy bubbles up inside of me. And that's where this song came from—this excitement, awe, and gratitude that rises in me when I think of the love of my Father." 

This is such a bright and uplifting song and encourages us to dance, sing, and rejoice in God's endless love, even during those tough seasons when we 'think' that He's not watching over us. If you're looking for a reminder of His goodness and grace, may this song boost your spirit and fill your heart with gratitude and praise.

(Related scripture: Psalm 103:1-4; Ephesians 3:17-19; Zephaniah 3:17)

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