Two Hands, One Heart
Don Moen · I Will Sing [2002]
What can I bring
That would be pleasing to my King
I'll give my heart not just a part
I'm lifting up everything
Well it's all I have to offer
And it's all I have to give
Two hands one heart
One life to offer You
Two hands one heart
That's what I give to You
Use me today I know You can
Lord I surrender to You plan
You made this heart
You made these hands
Take me and use me as I am
Well it's all I have to offer
And it's all I have to give
Little becomes a lot
When it's in Your hands
Take me and make me more like You
Well it may not seem like much
But with the Master's touch
I know that I'll be more like You
That's what I give to You
Two Hands, One Heart
Don Moen's "Two Hands, One Heart" stands as a testament to his signature style of emotive, acoustic-driven gospel and contemporary Christian music. Recorded for the 2002 album *I Will Sing*, the track exemplifies Moen's ability to blend traditional hymnody with modern production, creating a sound that resonates deeply with audiences seeking spiritual reflection. The song's lyrical theme of unity and devotion is delivered through Moen's distinctive, warm vocal delivery, which has become a hallmark of his discography. As part of his broader catalog of inspirational works, the recording captures the essence of mid-2000s Christian music, characterized by its focus on personal faith and communal worship. It remains a staple in his live performances and has been widely adopted in various settings, reflecting its enduring appeal and the artist's commitment to crafting meaningful musical experiences.