No More Faith Andrew Peterson
"No More Faith" by Andrew Peterson, released in 2020, is a #Folk song that explores themes of doubt, struggle, and the longing for certainty in faith. The lyrics convey a deep sense of vulnerability and the journey through uncertainty, emphasizing hope amidst despair. Unique musical elements include poignant melodies and rich storytelling, resonating with listeners seeking solace in their own faith journeys.
[Verse 1]
This is not another song about the mountains
Except about how hard they are to move
Well have you ever stood before them
Like a mustard seed that's waiting for some proof?
[Pre-Chorus]
I say faith is a burden, it's a weight to bear
It's brave and bittersweet
And hope is hard to hold to
Lord I believe, only help my unbelief
[Chorus]
'Till there's no more faith and no more hope
I'll see Your face and Lord, I'll know
That only love remains
[Verse 2]
Have you ever heard that Jesus is the answer?
Or thought about the many doubts you hide?
Have you wondered how He loves you
If He really knows how dark you are inside?
[Pre-Chorus]
I say faith is a burden, it's a weight to bear
It's brave and bittersweet
And hope is hard to hold to
Lord I believe, only help my unbelief
This is not another song about the mountains
Except about how hard they are to move
Well have you ever stood before them
Like a mustard seed that's waiting for some proof?
[Pre-Chorus]
I say faith is a burden, it's a weight to bear
It's brave and bittersweet
And hope is hard to hold to
Lord I believe, only help my unbelief
[Chorus]
'Till there's no more faith and no more hope
I'll see Your face and Lord, I'll know
That only love remains
[Verse 2]
Have you ever heard that Jesus is the answer?
Or thought about the many doubts you hide?
Have you wondered how He loves you
If He really knows how dark you are inside?
[Pre-Chorus]
I say faith is a burden, it's a weight to bear
It's brave and bittersweet
And hope is hard to hold to
Lord I believe, only help my unbelief
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