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Seasons - Hillsong

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In case you don’t know, music is one of my inspirations; good music is therapeutic, good music is food for the soul and mind, in colloquial terms – music is the Inspired Cutiee’s bae!

Good music entails beautifully written lyrics, (as clichéd as it may sound; words are everything) good rhythm and beat, (you just can’t help but fall in love with the blend and synchronisation of time and sound, it is literally magical) and of course abundant harmony of voice or voices. Well, this is my definition of good music, argue with your two left legs *walks away*

Whenever I stumble on good music (perhaps it’s not a stumble – hmm notes to self) these things happen:

  • ·         I can’t help but share how it teleports me to another realm
  • ·         Scream it at the top of my lungs
  • ·         Basically just keep it on repeat
  • ·         Dance or cry or both


One of the producers of good music is *drum rolls* Hiillsong!



They never disappoint, trust me, if I do an album review, you’ll be mesmerised, it is just God’s grace on their ministry, yes, that’s what happens when you and your team derive inspiration from God.

‘Seasons’ (by Chris Davenport, Benjamin Hastings and Ben Tan of Hillsong), sigh, I can’t even begin to describe how much I love the lyrics of the song, every word, just, how should I say it? Aha! – gels!  The parts that get me are:

‘…Oh how nature acquaints us with the nature of patience…’
‘…Though my waiting prolongs even greater your promise for me like a seed, I believe that my season will come…’

Look at the bridge:

‘…You’re the God of seasons, I’m just in the winter
If all I know of harvest is that it’s worth my patience
Then if You’re not done working, God I’m not done waiting’
‘…You could have saved us in a second, instead You sent a child…’

Seasons are a replica of Ecclesiastes 3 ‘There is a time for everything’, I play this song every time, to remind myself, because the song is a reminder.

What are you waiting for? What are you looking forward to? What are you expectant for? Your season would come in His perfect time, best believe!


This is another food for thought... 



With love,
TheInspiredCutiee 😘

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