There's a peace in this place
I used to keep the curtains drawn
Hiding parts of my past, hoping they'd be gone
I'd sweep the dust beneath the rug
Try to clean up my heart with a little tug
But You didn't knock like a stranger would
You didn't stand on the porch like Someone good
You walked right through the open door
And said, "Child, I don't love you less, I love you more."

Now Jesus, You're comfortable dwelling in me
You make Yourself at home so naturally
There's no corners dark, there's no shadows deep
You watch over me while I sleep
I'm not ashamed to let the whole world see
That Jesus is comfortable dwelling in me.
The world tries to shake the foundation
Trying to cause a spiritual evacuation
They say, "How can He stay with all your flaws?"
But Grace is the furniture, Love is the cause
My heart is a temple, not a museum display
You're living and breathing here every day

'Cause Jesus, You're comfortable dwelling in me
You make Yourself at home so naturally
There's no corners dark, there's no shadows deep
You watch over me while I sleep
I'm not ashamed to let the whole world see
That Jesus is comfortable dwelling in me.