SORRY LORD, YET YOU LOVE ME

About The Song: "Sorry Lord, Yet You Love Me" is not just a song - it's a confession, a testimony, and a prayer. This song was born from a broken heart that realized one truth: we have failed God many times, but His love never failed us. Every verse is a moment of honesty: Verse 1 speaks about our active sins - the lies we told, the love we refused, the cross we ignored. Verse 2 speaks about our passive sins - the good things we left undone, the race we abandoned. Verse 3 speaks about our inner struggles - the doubting heart, the falling apart. But the Chorus is the miracle. While we were counting our sins, God was counting the scars on His hands. While we turned away, He stayed. While we were unfaithful, He remained faithful. The Bridge is the heart of the Gospel: "You didn't love me when I was good, You loved me when I misunderstood. You didn't wait 'til I got it right, You loved me in my darkest night." This is Romans 5:8 in a song - "While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." This song is for: The prodigal son coming home The Christian who fell but wants to rise again The worshipper who is tired of pretending to be okay Everyone who needs to hear: God still calls you by name. It's not about how sorry we are. It's about how much He loves us still. Scripture Inspiration: Psalm 103:12 - "As far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us." Lamentations 3:22-23 - "His mercies never fail, they are new every morning." Luke 15 - The Prodigal Son Isaiah 48:17 - He teaches us what is best for us.