Every Flower That Grows
By Fern Lazicki (1966)
Lyrics
Tell of beauty God has giv’n for me:
Throughout my life may beauty be
Deep within a heart from sin set free.
Guide my thoughts, my life, in my walk with Thee,
That day by day the world may see
Christ, the Lord and Savior, lives in me.
God the Father, Spirit, and Christ with the Son.
Grant faith when life on earth is done,
I shall sing with those whose rest is won.
Bible Reference
Matthew 6:28–30; Psalm 104:24; James 1:17
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Hymn scripture: Matthew 6:28–30; Psalm 104:24; James 1:17
About This Hymn
“Every Flower That Grows” is a gentle and reflective hymn by Fern Lazicki that centers on God’s care as revealed through creation. The text draws attention to the natural world as a testimony of divine wisdom, provision, and faithfulness. By focusing on simple elements such as flowers and growth, the hymn invites the singer to observe how even the smallest details of life are sustained by the hand of God.
The hymn’s theme closely follows the teaching of Jesus concerning God’s care for His creation. Christ reminded His hearers to consider the lilies of the field, which grow without anxious labor, yet are clothed by God with beauty surpassing human effort (Matthew 6:28–30, KJV). Lazicki echoes this truth by presenting nature as a living lesson in trust, showing that the God who tends flowers is also attentive to human need.
There is a strong emphasis on gratitude throughout the hymn. Every growing flower becomes a reason for praise, pointing beyond itself to the Creator. This reflects the psalmist’s declaration, “O LORD, how manifold are thy works! in wisdom hast thou made them all: the earth is full of thy riches” (Psalm 104:24, KJV). The hymn encourages believers to see creation not as ordinary or insignificant, but as an ongoing expression of God’s generosity.
The text also suggests a quiet theology of dependence. Growth, beauty, and life are not self produced but given. This aligns with the biblical affirmation that “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights” (James 1:17, KJV). In this way, the hymn gently leads worshippers toward humility and trust, reminding them that all flourishing comes from God.
“Every Flower That Grows” is especially suitable for children’s services, harvest celebrations, or devotional moments that emphasize God’s care in everyday life. Its simplicity does not lessen its depth, but rather makes its message accessible and enduring, calling believers to recognize God’s presence and provision in the quiet beauty of His creation.
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