If the Mountains Won't Move, Let It Be

Thank you to my wonderful wife Katelyn for sharing this great song with us!  The song is called "If the Mountain Won't Move, Let It Be" and was written by Eric Nanz.  It serves as a great reminder that no matter what we face, God is still in control.

"For the God of my tomorrow is the God of my today"



If the mountain won't move, let it be, let it be
If the storm clouds won't cease, let it be, let it be
If the sun just won't shine, let it be, let it be
For the God of my tomorrow is the God of my today
For the God of my tomorrow is the God of my today

 If the oceans rage on, let it be, let it be
If the water's too strong, let it be, let it be
If the sun just won't shine, let it be, let it be
For the God of my tomorrow is the God of my today
Yes the God of our tomorrow is the God of our today

 If the mountain won't move, let it be, let it be
If the storm clouds won't cease, let it be, let it be
If the sun just won't shine, let it be, let it be
For the God of my tomorrow is the God of my today
For the God of our tomorrow is the God of our today

 Yes, the God of our tomorrow is the God of our today
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding - Proverbs 3:5

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