I mean, give and take away, I was going back and forward between whether I should include that in the song or not.

And the reason was, I knew with some people it wouldn't be a popular thing to put in there.

But the reason I included it, firstly, because it's obviously thoroughly biblical,

comes straight out of the mouth of Job and the Old Testament.

But the reason was because I thought, I like that this lyric cost you something.

To say you give and take away, bless to be your name, you know, and be prepared to live that,

you've got to really believe in the sovereignty of God over your life.

And you've also really got to believe

in that his father's heart for you, that he really cares for you, that he wants the best for you.

You know, even when your world's hit rock bottom, even when stuff's been taken away from you

that you couldn't ever fathom would have been taken away from you, you're still able to find

your way to the place of trust and hope and praise and faith and say,

blessed be your name.

Welcome to the Worship Prob's podcast, where we aim to entertain, encourage, and equip worship

and tech leaders all around the world.

Look, we all know that serving in worship at production is great, but the problems, those are real.

Thanks for joining us as we dive into today's episode with our host, Brian Tabor.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode 356 of the Worship Probs podcast.

Welcome back, friends.

Finger guns, finger guns.

Up in the air, up in the air.

We have a killer episode for you today.

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