Wow I don’t think i’d actually noticed that thing about the lyrics.. shows how much i think about the words I sing.

Does anyone else find it a problem working out who you’re addressing the song to when writing? My mother often picks me up on it, how I might start a song praising something we ascribe to the Father, then within a couple of lines pick a name we usually ascribe to the Son.

Does this thinking distract or is it actually helpful to praise God as one or/and an individual person?

Enjoyed this Chris. Like the chorus, and the harmonies on later chorus. And the verse the about the Holy Spirit! Also very much the middle section.
Interesting thoughts Andy, I also sometimes get a bit tongue tied and distracted by this… sometimes I ‘wish’ God were simpler, but then I remember he’s not a tame lion. Hehe C.S. Lewis to the rescue as always.
It does seen interesting the the NT always seems to address God the Father directly, through Christ, and this seems to contain the gospel every time they address God. Jesus himself taught us to address the Father… hmm. But then again Jesus is referred to as ‘the Whole Point’ itself, God revealed, and not simply as a means to the Father…