Clayton Lambert | Church Gal

This weeks guest is an incredible man of god, Clay Lambert.  This man loves the lord and is so passionate about worship through song, writing & all things Jesus. Clay shares his testimony and love for worship through music. It was such a pleasure speaking with him and hearing his wisdom. I really enjoyed this episode so much, it helped me cultivate a deeper understanding for worship.  We are blessed to hear one of Clay’s original songs “Father’s Arms”.  (Lyrics below) Clay also shares his worship project he is working on and fundraising for. It’s amazing what he’s doing for the lord and kingdom. It’s so important that as fellow brothers and sisters in Christ we support one another. If you are wanting to partner with Clay, see the below. Prayers and encouragements are also appreciated.  Below is his donation link: Thanks for joining me for another episode, much love. Bless you all Church Gal.  Verse 1 I’ve seen a violent man brought to tears Felt like no one prayed for him, but his daughter did And the years would pass, she would never cease For she always loved him, like Jesus did Chorus 1 Do you believe in miracles? Cause I believe in miracles Verse 2 I’ve seen a loving brother lose his way Trying to find some purpose in an empty space After years of searching through the dust and days He would run back home to the Fathers embrace Chorus 2 Do you believe in miracles? Cause I believe in miracles I’ve seen waters flood the desert I’ve seen life from ashes grow Do you believe in miracles? Cause I believe in miracles Verse 3 I’ve seen a mother fight as the sickness grows She was told 5 years but that was long ago And the doctors can’t believe she’s alive and old But now she holds my daughter and tells her slow That the love of Jesus, it’s a miracle Verse 4 So let the saints start praising Let your faith be stirred To go and testify of the good news you’ve heard I hear the church bells ringing in every city and street For the one called Jesus, who sets us free Bridge 1 He brings life to dead bones He said “walk” and I rose Hallelujah, oh what a Father to me He let love lead me home Open arms ring and robe Hallelujah, oh what a Father to me Bridge 2 Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah I found my home Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah In the Fathers Arms