My Hope

David Crowder · Other Songs - David Crowder

Here I am again

In this raging sea

On my knees again

Deep calls to deep



I feel I'm drowning

My arms are just too tired to swim

I feel like I'm sinking

On my knees again



In the roar of Your waterfall

In the storm of You

May You find me holding on

May You find me true



And I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



Here I am again

In need of You

Broken, beaten

Needing You



In the roar of Your waterfall

In the wonderful storm of You

May You find me holding on

May You find me true



And I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



Wash me clean

Set me free

Hold me close

And cover me



And I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



I put my hope

And I put my trust

And I put myself

In You, in You, Lord



Here I am

Here I am

My Hope

David Crowder's 'My Hope' stands as a defining anthem within his expansive discography, exemplifying the emotive power of contemporary Christian rock. Recorded during the early 2000s, the track aligns with the artist's signature style, blending acoustic intimacy with driving rhythms to explore themes of spiritual resilience and personal faith. As a staple of Crowder's live performances and radio broadcasts, the song has become a cornerstone of his catalog, resonating with audiences seeking encouragement. Its enduring popularity reflects the artist's ability to craft music that addresses universal struggles while maintaining a distinct sonic identity. The recording captures a moment where melody and message converge, solidifying Crowder's reputation as a vocalist capable of delivering both raw vulnerability and anthemic strength.