TRUST AND OBEY
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Offertory Hymns, Communion Hymns
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TRUST AND OBEY by Daniel Brink Towner — Lyrics
About TRUST AND OBEY
"Trust and Obey" is one of those foundational hymns that almost every choir member knows by heart. With its gentle, steady melody, it speaks directly to the core of the Christian walk—surrendering our own plans and finding peace in God's will. The words remind us that true joy in faith does not come from having all the answers, but from a simple, daily reliance on the Lord.
In Nigerian parishes, you will often hear this piece during the Offertory or as a Communion meditation. It has a way of quieting a busy congregation, drawing everyone into a shared moment of reflection. When the choir reaches the refrain, the harmony naturally swells, carrying that familiar, reassuring promise: "for there's no other way to be happy in Jesus."
Singing this hymn is less about vocal acrobatics and more about the sincerity of the delivery. Sung in full four-part harmony or led by a single voice, the message remains clear and grounding. It is a song that comforts us in times of uncertainty, reminding the choir and the congregation alike that our burdens are lightened the moment we lay them on the altar.