When the best of me is barely breathin'
When I'm not somebody I believe in
Hold on to me
When I miss the light the night has stolen
When I'm slammin' all the doors You've opened
Hold on to me
Hold on to me
Hold on to me when it's too dark to see You
When I am sure I have reached the end
Hold on to me when I forget I need You
When I let go, hold me again
When I don't feel like I'm worth defending
When I'm tired of all my pretending
Hold on to me
When I start to break in desperation
Underneath the weight of expectation
Hold on to me
Hold on to me
Hold on to me when it's too dark to see You (I'll hold on)
When I am sure I have reached the end
Hold on to me when I forget I need You (I'll hold on)
When I let go, hold me again
I could rest here in Your arms forever
'Cause I know nobody loves me better
Hold on to me
Hold on to me
Journal and reflect on the following
- When have you felt like you were slipping or losing hope—what helped you hold on?
- What does it mean to you that God holds on to you even when you feel unworthy or broken?
- Can you recall a time when you needed to be reminded that you are still loved and valued?
- How does this song challenge the way you think about your relationship with God during hard times?
- Why is it sometimes difficult to ask God—or others—for help or to 'hold on' to you?
- In what ways can you be someone who “holds on” to others when they are struggling?
- How does this song encourage you to trust in God’s steady presence, even when you don’t feel strong?
Final Prayer
Loving God, in the moments when we feel lost, alone, or not enough, remind us that you are the One who never lets go. Hold on to us when we cannot hold on ourselves—when doubt, fear, or failure cloud our hearts. Wrap us in your steady presence, and gently whisper your truth: that we are loved, chosen, and never beyond your reach. Help us to rest in your embrace and trust that your grace is always stronger than our weakness. Amen.

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