Explanations

PICTURE FRAMES= A thing you put around a photograph to hold it and decorate it (see picture)

LEAD ME= guide me, drive me in the right direction.

CHASING= running after something in order to get it. Looking for, seeking.

WHAT ABOUT US?= And what is it going to happen with us? aren't we more important (than the dreams you're chasing)?

YOU'RE WILLING TO= You want to

FATHER= (Christian) God

STRENGTH= The quality of being strong

I'M CALLED TO BE= (Christian) If you are called to be something, God wants you to be that thing.

WON'T YOU LEAD ME?= Please, lead me.
We can use WILL in the affirmative or in the negative (won't) to ask for a favour:
- will you open the window, please? = won't you open the window, please? = please, open the window.
If we want to make a more direct petition, but still polite, we can use the tag , WILL YOU?:
- Open the window, will you?
In colloquial English we use this construction a lot, often with a weakened form of YOU: YA
- Open, the window, will ya

WANT TO= (coll. also spelled wanna) /wɒnə/ In American English, very often (especially in some areas) N+T=N (the T disappears when it goes after an N), so want to = wanto = wanna. (wanna is also used in colloquial BrE but not so much)

GIVE UP= If you give something up, you stop using it, having it or wanting it.

SO WE CAN= The construction SO + subject + CAN is used to express purpose as a more formal alternative to infinitive with TO:
- I need the keys to open this door = I need the keys so I can open the door
In these examples, the subject of the main clause is the same as the subject in the subordinate clause (I need the keys, I want to open the door), so both constructions are possible. But when the subjects are different we can't use infinitive+TO, we have to use the construction with SO + sb. + CAN:
- I'm going to open the door so you can come in (I'll open the door, you'll come in)
The construction SO+sb+CAN is a bit more colloquial than the complete construction, which includes THAT, so the normal standard construction is SO THAT + Subject + CAN:
- Tell me what you need so that I can help you.
- She stayed with the children so that we could go to the cinema.