I really appreciate the lyrics. The chorus is:
Let my life song sing to You
Let my life song sing to You
I want to sign Your name
to the end of this day
Knowing that my heart was true
Let my life song sing to You
It just really struck me the other day while I was driving home from school.
I guess my thought process was kind of linked to my schooling. Because of the Enron accounting fraud that happened in 2001ish, there have been new reporting laws, mainly Sarbanes-Oxley. Among other things, "SOX" has made it so that top ranking officials must sign off on financial statements and can be held personally liable for fraudulent misstatements.
I think that's what I was thinking on when I heard this song (even though I'd heard it many times before). Am I willing to sign my name at the end of my day stating that I haven't done anything wrong?
Worse yet, am I willing to sign God's name at the end of my day?
After all, lots of the people I come into contact with every day either know I'm a christian, or could potentially know that some day. So, I guess in a way, I AM signing His name to my actions by making it known that I'm a Christ follower.
Sorry, my thoughts aren't completely together on this topic - I just thought I'd throw that out there. Something to think about!
1 comment:
That's a good thing to think about, how we're always representing Christ in every aspect of our lives. A little daunting too!
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