No Room

The night was cold, the stars so bright, A child was born to bring the light. In a stable low, where no one could see, The Savior came for you and me. No room at the inn, no place to stay, But love found a manger, humble hay. No room, no room, the world turned away, But Heaven's glory entered that day. He knocks on our hearts, will we let Him in? Or will we say, "There's no room again?" The hustle and bustle of this season's cheer, We hang the lights, but do we draw Him near? Gifts under trees, but what of the King, Who gave His life, His everything? He's waiting still, so patient and true, Will we make room for Him in all we do? No room, no room, the world turned away, But Heaven's glory entered that day. He knocks on our hearts, will we let Him in? Or will we say, "There's no room again?" He left Heaven's throne to dwell among men, Born in a stable to save us from sin. This Christmas, remember the gift He brings, Hope, peace, and grace-our risen King. No room, no room, the world turned away, But Heaven's glory entered that day. He knocks on our hearts, will we let Him in? Or will we say, "There's no room again?" So clear the clutter, prepare Him a place, Make room for Jesus, for His love and grace. This Christmas, let's open our hearts anew, For the One who always makes room for you.