The video presents a devotional worship piece titled “Whom Have I In Heaven But You?” featuring two speakers who interweave spoken reflections, lyrical repetitions, and biblical citations. Speaker A introduces the theme by referencing Psalm 73, emphasizing that despite appearances of evil prevailing, God’s presence remains steadfast. Speaker B expands the worship with a refrain—“There’s nothing on the earth I desire more”—expressing personal reliance on God’s nearness, mercy, and strength, even as the flesh fails. The piece incorporates direct scripture (John 1:9‑10 KJV and Luke 6:36 ESV), confessional language apologizing for past conflict, and a concluding declaration of gratitude, forgiveness, and praise. The overall narrative moves from theological reassurance, through personal testimony, to communal affirmation of God’s goodness and forgiveness.
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It's one that I love because it's one that when we cry out to him, he is there. Even when it seems like evil is winning, even when it seems like all the bad stuff in the world is winning out, this Psalm 73 just says it's just not so, even though it looks that way. It's called "Whom am I in heaven but you?" Their thoughts are never humble.
Their pride is a sound. Their pockets are full. They call that the righteous one. They say you don't know. They say you can't see. But where else can I go? All that I have is you. There's nothing on the earth I desire more. My flesh may fail, but you are the strength of my heart. Forever, no one will reign in heaven but you. There's nothing on the earth I desire more. My flesh may fail, but you are the strength of my heart. When you held my hand, you lifted all of me. Lord, you are the shelter the world hasn't seen. So I'll tell everyone I can, oh, that I have a refuge. There's nothing on the earth I desire more. My flesh may fail, but you You are the strength of my heart forever. Oh, I am in love with you. There's nothing on the earth I desire more. My flesh may fail, but you are the strength of my heart forever. Your nearness Your nearness is my good. Your nearness is my good. Truly good. You're truly good. So good I am heaven-bound. There's nothing on the earth I desire anymore. My flesh may may fail, but you are the strength of my heart forever. Oh, the lion and the lamb, it's you. There's nothing on the earth I desire more. My flesh may fail, but you are the strength of my heart forever. Your goodness— Is my fairness! —is my fairness! —Is my good! Your goodness— Is my fairness! —Is my kindness! —Goodness? My forgiveness... Goodness?! ...my favor! Mercy!? Oh nope! God's mercy!!! You're so kind to me. Thank you for your love today. I'm sorry that we've been fighting lately; it wasn't fair of us at all. But now everything will be okay because Jesus loves me. Amen. Hallelujah! Glory to Him! Praise His name forevermore! It was not easy but thanks be unto Thee Lord our Savior who forgives sinners like mine. He did forgive him too by grace through faith alone. And if anyone has sinned against thee thou art faithful and just to cleanse them from their sins. John 1:9-10 KJV . Your bitterness is my business—is my business—is my good. Thy tenderness is my business—is my righteousness—is thy justice—is my truth. Luke 6:36 ESV. Your goodness is my badness—is my biddiness—is my good. Your nearness is my— your nearness is mine! Your nearness is my good... Your nearness is my good... Your nearness is my good...
