An upbeat, beautiful, sacred hymn with music by Kevin G. Pace and text by Mary Ann W. Snowball.

YouTube video: New Life, hymn

Text:
When my faith is weak in the God I seek,
Like cold, broken branches, can I be complete?
Will the sky be gray as I kneel to pray?
Or will hope beam brightly when warm sunshine stays?

New humility brings His love to see.
As I’m granted mercy, new life welcomes me.

When I notice pride and I want to hide,
Like a buried flower . . . underground, inside,
Will my soul still seek meekness I can keep?
Will new patience blossom as my changed heart reaps?

New humility brings His love to see.
As I’m granted mercy, new life welcomes me.

When I am unsure if I can endure,
Like approaching winter, sight may be obscure.
As a barren tree in the cold might be,
Can I wait for springtime . . . tiny buds to see?

New humility brings His love to see.
As I’m granted mercy, new life welcomes me.

From the Son’s warm glow, my weak faith will grow.
Healing thoughts will quicken seeds my Father sows.
New humility brings His love to see.
As I wait through winter, new life welcomes me.

New humility brings His love to see.
As I’m granted mercy, new life welcomes me.