Danny Gokey - Stand In Faith (CCM)

Danny Gokey has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Stand In Faith.

Lyrics:

Can’t escape disappointment

Can’t avoid the delay

But I don’t have to make feeling down and defeated the place that I stay

Gonna rise to the moment

Gonna speak to the waves

Gonna push back the doubt that keeps dragging me down when I can’t find the way

Don’t need to see it (eyes on You)

To believe it (for my breakthrough)

Before You even move or make a way

I will stand in faith (eyes on You)

Walk by faith (for my breakthrough)

Live by faith (before You move)

I believe, I believe, I believe

Stand in faith (eyes on You)

See by faith (for my breakthrough)

Receive by faith (before You move)

I believe, I believe, I believe

It’s a season for healing

It’s a season for change

To see miracles happen that no one can fathom as heaven invades

It’s more than a feeling

And it’s anchored in praise

And when it’s the darkest it reaches the farthest and opens the way

This is how blind men get their sight

This is how dead men start to rise

This is how small things multiply

Nothing’s impossible

This is where oceans have to part

This is where light cuts through the dark

This is where I see who You are

Nothing’s impossible

Stir my faith

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You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4QKm2QRHU66cfhyuINkaa0

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIREaGBN4Jw

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