How Hillary Scott's Song "Thy Will" Impacted Three People

There's something incredible about the power of music and how a song can speak truth and hope into our lives. During our most recent segment of "Group Therapy," we heard how Hillary Scott's song "Thy Will" spoke to three different people during their darkest moments.

Christine

I foster children, and we had a sibling group of 3 that I had fallen in love with. The older one said that she didn't like the attention I was giving her younger siblings, so she made up some lies to get them taken away from me. It sent me into a deep depression. So when I heard this song, it was everything that my prayer was. I did want God's will, but I felt there were times when God didn't hear my prayers.

Tim

For the past few months, I've been dealing with a lot of changes in life that are completely out of my control. I've been at the point of committing suicide about 12 times over the past few months. Every single time I get to that point, for some reason, this song comes on. It makes me remember that it's not about me--it's about what He is trying to do with me.

Jasmine

My husband had a seizure behind the wheel back in March with our entire family in the car. We ended up in the ditch and could've died. He's been praying for years for healing, but we're still trying to get his seizures under control. I couldn't understand why God was letting this happen. Through all of this, I think of this song and the line, "I know you hear me…I know you see me." It reminds me that He hasn't left me. It takes faith to pray "Thy will be done" and believe it.

[tweetthis twitter_handles="@wallyshow, @HillaryScottLA"]It takes faith to pray "Thy will be done" and believe it.[/tweetthis] Hillary Scott wrote this song while walking through her own heartbreaking miscarriage when all she could pray was, "Thy will be done." [fluidvideo url="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Dp4WC_YZAuw"]   If you're in a storm right now in life that feels far beyond your control, you should join us in the World's Biggest Small Group. This year's theme is "Beyond Suffering" and the study deals with those dark times in life when things don't make sense.

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