Change My Heart, O God · Hymns · Scripture Trove

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Confession and repentance · Renewal and sanctification

About this hymn

Entrusting the desire for inward change to the Lord, this prayer uses potter and clay to express surrender. Isaiah 64 confesses God as the shaping Father; Jeremiah 18 shows the importance of answering his call. Psalm 51’s clean-heart petition gives honest language. Examine a habit requiring repentance and entrust stubbornness, defensiveness or hurtful attitudes into the Lord’s hands. Willingness to be shaped includes accepting correction and learning obedience in life, gradually making prayer’s request visible change.

When to use this hymn

Prayers of confession, Communion preparation, dedication retreats and response to sermons on sanctification.

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