| — Psalm 7:3–5 There are moments when the hardest thing to do is simply to tell the truth about ourselves. Not to defend, not to hide, not to pretend — just to stand in the light and let God see us as we are. Psalm 7 carries that spirit. It reminds us that being searched by the Lord isn’t meant to shame us, but to steady us, to call us home, and to free us from the weight we’ve been carrying alone. This piece is an honest prayer — the kind that says, “Look and see… I’m here,” trusting that the One who sees us fully is also the One who holds us without condemnation. |
If I have done this wrong,
if my hands have missed the mark,
I’ll open up the window
and let the morning find the dark.
I’m not hiding from Your eyes—
I’m inviting honest light,
so the buried things can grow
in the safety of Your sight.
Look and see — I’m here.
Name it true — I’m near.
If the weight is mine to carry,
hold me while it’s clear.
Willing to be seen fully,
held, not condemned.
Let the truth come sit beside me,
not a judge to tear me down,
but a friend who speaks it clearly
where my feet have left the ground.
There’s mercy in the mirror
when I’m not facing it alone.
This is not to crush me—
this is how I’m called back home.
Look and see — I’m here.
Name it true — I’m near.
If the weight is mine to carry,
teach me while it’s clear.
Willing to be seen fully,
loved, not condemned.
What if “I was wrong”
became the doorway, not the end—
confession without condemnation,
where broken things can mend.
So search me, not to shame me,
but to call me to be whole.
Not to tally up my failures,
but to tend my wandering soul.
I’m not perfect, but I’m present,
and I’m never left alone.
Be a blessing —
that’s the fruit of hearts that can be known.
Look and see — I’m here.
Name it true — I’m near.
If the weight is mine to carry,
change me while it’s clear.
Willing to be seen fully,
free, not condemned.
Reflection… Confession without condemnation. Be a blessing today.
Impartial Grace 