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We The Kingdom - Miracle Power (CCM)

We The Kingdom - Miracle Power
We The Kingdom has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Miracle Power.

When fighting addiction, or when you feel like fear is chasing you... it's crucial to avoid isolation. It is best to seek companionship on a continuous basis,... and 'We The Kingdom' sings about how Christ is always there for you. He will not lead you to feel triggered or encourage you to side with voices that spur you to indulge. Call out to Jesus, He is waiting!

Lyrics:

This is for the lost and lonely 
For the broken and afraid 
This is for those who are hurting
Hoping help is on the way
 
In these battles of addiction 
When fear is chasing after me
Whatever trouble I am facing
I will lift my hands and sing

I believe in miracle power
In a wonder working God
I am filled with the Holy Spirit 
Working wonders in my heart
I belong to a loving Father
I’m a friend of Christ His Son
When it feels like I won’t make it
I call on Jesus

Sometimes it’s so hard being human 
So much struggle so much pain (yes, there is)
When I start singing hallelujah
I say goodbye to every chain (oh)
 
I believe in miracle power
In a wonder working God
I am filled with the Holy Spirit 
Working wonders in my heart
I belong to a loving Father
I’m a friend of Christ His Son
When it feels like I won’t make it
I call on Jesus, yeah 
There is no other name than Jesus

I may not know 
What a day may bring 
But I know 
Who brings the day
On the darkest night
When I cannot see
Still my soul will say

I may not know 
What a day may bring 
But I know 
Who brings the day
On the darkest night
When I cannot see
Still my soul will say
My soul will say

I believe in miracle power
In a wonder working God
I am filled with the Holy Spirit 
Working wonders in my heart
I belong to a loving Father
I’m a friend of Christ His Son
When it feels like I won’t make it
I call on Jesus
(Oh yeah, in miracle power)
Then I call on Jesus


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0EVQYyD5xzmiEjXKRjJ8tx

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I40zY0abJK8

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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