Am I willing to sacrifice for "the kid with the story no one would believe"?

This song has been really tugging at my heart lately. I hear it on the radio all the time, but if I stop and meditate on these words...

"He cries in the corner where nobody sees,
he's the kid with the story no one would believe
he prays every night, "Dear God won't you please,
could you send someone here who will love me?
who will love me for me?
not for what I have done or what I will become?
who will love me for me?
cause nobody has shown me what love, what really means" JJ Heller

this is not just a song, but a call to action. What will I do to respond?

For some reason I feel like this song is a constant challenge to me. Am I willing to sacrifice some of my comforts to satisfy a child's desperate desire for love? To give a child an opportunity that they may not receive else where? An opportunity to grow up in a home that will teach them about the God that loves them so much He took it to the cross. Am I willing to let the want for nice cars go? pretty clothes? a clean house? sleep? social workers evaluating our families every move? our lives under a microscope? Am I willing to give it all to God and truly surrender? To surrender it all for His will? To be a Mary and respond as she did. "I am the Lord's servant," Mary answered. "May it be to me as you have said." Luke 1:38. I know I want to be the person who would say yes to all these questions, but I know I am not.

As Dave and I continue to pursue the adoption process, once again, I am in continuous prayer that the Lord will break my heart for what breaks His. I need a constant reminder that we are doing the right thing and in God's will. I think that God has placed this song on my heart for that very purpose.