Influence Music, Whitney Medina - 10,000 Armies

Influence Music, Whitney Medina - 10,000 Armies - Live (CCM)

Influence Music, Whitney Medina has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called 10,000 Armies - Live.

The mission of Influence Music is to use music to shape culture and give a fresh language of worship for the entire community whether they are members of a church or not. Whitney Medina, Melody Noel, and Matt Gilman are some of the current artists. It's only fitting that Whitney is singing this song since she was instrumental in writing it.

As we are promised by the Lord that there is nothing that we cannot slay, I refuse to give in to pressure. Because I know my God and who I am, I have the ability to throw off my armor, raise my hands in battle, and face them head-on.

LYRICS

I march into battle

No doubt in my mind

That My God is with me and victory is mine

I'll dance in the shadow of my enemy

‘Cause God is my champion and He fights for me

God is my champion and He fights for me

CHORUS

Bigger the battle

Greater my faith

There is no giant

You cannot slay

You're strong than 10,000 armies

You're stronger than 10,000!

VERSE

No weapon against me will prosper or stand

‘Cause I got a promise from the Son of man

I throw off my armor and raise up my hands

I know my God and I know who I am

CHORUS

BRIDGE

I'm not afraid

Tell every giant - get out my way! (Repeat)

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2plfFRs8pbDcd50S9wYrPq

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

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