"Answer When I Call" is a worship song that moves the heart with its intimate, contemplative verses and powerful, soaring choruses. It begins in a place of vulnerability—where fear, shame, and doubt weigh heavily—and speaks to those moments in life when God feels distant and silent. The raw honesty in the lyrics invites listeners into a sacred space of reflection, giving voice to the cries we often carry in silence.
The song's verses are quiet and prayerful, capturing the fragile human longing for divine presence. Yet, as the chorus rises, so does the faith of the believer. With each repetition of "Answer when I call / Lift me when I fall," the song becomes a bold declaration of trust in the Father’s perfect wisdom and timing.
The bridge reinforces this intimacy, repeating that Father alone is the source of shelter, strength, and comfort. It reminds listeners that even when the world misunderstands or mocks faith, Father remains unwavering.
Closing with the assurance that we are safe in His arms, "Answer When I Call" offers more than melody—it offers hope. It is a worship anthem for the weary, reminding us that our Father always hears, always answers, and always knows what is best.
In the darkness here
Heart crying out
Can't find my way
Full of doubt
Where are You now?
When shame surrounds
Need You somehow
But I know You've set me apart
You hear every beat of my heart
Answer when I call
Lift me when I fall
In Your peace I'll rest
Father, You know what is best
(Father, You know what is best)
Others mock my faith
Empty words
Seeking lies
Going nowhere
But You remain
True and strong
Through my pain
In the quiet of the night
Your presence is my guiding light
Answer when I call
Lift me when I fall
In Your peace I'll rest
Father, You know what is best
(Father, You know what is best)
You alone are my shelter
You alone are my strength
You alone are my comfort
Father You, You alone
Answer when I call
Lift me when I fall
In Your peace I'll rest
You know what is best
(Father You are best)
Safe in Your arms tonight
All will be alright