From the album Teach Us to Pray
About This Song
David wrote Psalm 25 as a man surrounded — by enemies, by decisions, by roads he could not see the end of. And his prayer was not "show me the outcome." It was "show me Your way."
This song sits in that same place: the divided road, the closed door, the answer that still delays. The writer wanted to name the two quiet enemies of guidance — the path of hurry and the pull of fear — because most wrong turns are taken at speed or in panic, not in stillness.
The chorus stays close to David's words, and the bridge became the heart of the song: step by step, day by day. Not the whole map — a lamp for the feet. The prayer is not to see it all, but to be willing to follow without seeing, trusting that the Guide is good and that no one who waits on Him has ever truly walked alone.
Devotional
"Your word is a lamp for my feet" — a lamp, not a floodlight. It shows the next step, not the next decade. Most of us would prefer the floodlight; God, in His wisdom, gives the lamp, because the lamp keeps us close to Him.
Psalm 25 teaches a way of praying about decisions that begins not with the decision but with the Guide: "You are God my Savior, and my hope is in You all day long." When the door you want is closed and the answer still delays, He is working in the hidden place. Let His word be your compass and His peace decide your pace.
What decision are you facing today? Before asking "which way?", pray "Your way." The surrendered heart hears best.
Show me Your way, teach me Your path. Not my timing, not my plan — I place tomorrow in Your hands. Amen.
Lyrics
[Intro] Show me Your way, teach me Your path Lead me in truth and hold me fast [Verse 1] When the road divides before me And I cannot see beyond When a thousand voices call me Be the voice I lean upon Keep me from the path of hurry Keep me from the pull of fear I don't need to know the ending I just need to know You're near [Pre-Chorus] Not my timing, not my plan I place tomorrow in Your hands [Chorus] Show me Your way, teach me Your path Lead me in truth and don't let me turn back You are my Savior, my hope all day I will wait for You Show me Your way [Verse 2] When the door I want is closed And the answer still delays Help me trust that You are working Even in the hidden place Let Your word become my compass Let Your peace decide my pace When I cannot see the pathway I will follow after grace [Pre-Chorus] Not my timing, not my plan I place tomorrow in Your hands [Chorus] Show me Your way, teach me Your path Lead me in truth and don't let me turn back You are my Savior, my hope all day I will wait for You Show me Your way [Bridge] Step by step, day by day Your word will be the lamp Your presence be the way Step by step, day by day I don't have to see it all To follow where You lead Through the valley, through the unknown You have never left me I have never walked alone Through the waiting, through every change You will still be faithful You will always make a way [Final Chorus] Show me Your way, teach me Your path Lead me in truth and don't let me turn back You are my Savior, my hope all day I will wait for You Show me Your way [Outro] Step by step, day by day I will wait for You — show me Your way Step by step, day by day I will follow You — show me Your way You are my Savior, my hope all day I will wait for You Show me Your way
Suggested chord chart
[Intro / Chorus] Bb F/A Show me Your way, teach me Your path Gm7 Eb Lead me in truth and don't let me turn back Bb/D F You are my Savior, my hope all day Gm7 Eb Bb I will wait for You — show me Your way [Verse] Gm7 Eb When the road divides before me Bb F And I cannot see beyond Gm7 Eb When a thousand voices call me Bb/D Fsus4 F Be the voice I lean upon [Pre-Chorus] Eb Gm7 Not my timing, not my plan Eb F I place tomorrow in Your hands [Bridge] Eb Bb/D Step by step, day by day Gm7 F Your word will be the lamp Eb F Bb Your presence be the way
Credits: Music and lyrics: Sandy Rock · Singing & vocals: Keaton, Aria and the gang · Producer: Sandy R
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