| Psalm 9:7-8—There are days when the world feels like it’s shaking under our feet—when chaos rises, when fear grows loud, when the things we trusted seem fragile. Psalm 9 reminds us that God’s throne is not part of that shaking. His rule is steady, His judgments are right, and His mercy is woven into every decision He makes. He does not react to the noise around us; He reigns above it. And because His throne is unshaken, our hearts don’t have to be. This piece is a confession of that confidence—a reminder that the One who sees every wrong, every wound, and every shadow is also the One who heals, restores, and sets things right. We look to His throne not to escape the world, but to find the courage to walk through it with peace. |
You reign forever, Lord, unshaken,
Every kingdom in Your sight.
Not a moment lost to weakness,
Not a judgment born of spite.
You are steady in Your ruling,
Never shifting with the night—
Every verdict shaped by mercy,
Every word You speak is right.
So when the world is breaking,
And fear begins to rise,
I look to where You’re seated—
The throne that never dies.
Your judgment sets things right,
Your mercy leads me home.
Your faithfulness is constant,
Your goodness stands alone.
I trust the larger story,
The one You’re writing still—
You reign forever, Jesus,
And every promise You fulfill.
Not reactive to the chaos,
Not uncertain in Your ways.
You are patient with Your people,
Slow to anger, rich in grace.
Every wrong will meet Your justice,
Every wound will find repair—
You are righteous in Your ruling,
And Your presence answers prayer.
So when the night is heavy,
And shadows press me down,
I lift my eyes to heaven—
Where Your glory wears the crown.
You judge to heal the broken,
You rule to make us whole.
Your righteousness is kindness
To the weary, wandering soul.
So I stand in holy confidence,
In the God who sees it all—
The One who reigns forever,
And lifts me when I fall.
Your judgment sets things right,
Your mercy leads me home.
Your faithfulness is constant,
Your goodness stands alone.
I trust the larger story,
The one You’re writing still—
You reign forever, Jesus,
And every promise You fulfill.
