TreasureField Worship - All I Need Always (CCM)

'All I Need Always' by TreasureField Worship is a beautiful and faith-filled CCM song that exalts the eternal nature of God and His faithfulness in an ever-changing world. The lyrics express confidence in God's unchanging Word and His sovereign plans that will ultimately come to pass, despite the uncertainties of human dreams. The song invites listeners to let go of worry and fear for the future, knowing that God holds tomorrow in His hands and faithfully keeps His promises.

The chorus declares Jesus as the ultimate source of comfort and security, bidding farewell to fear and dismay. The verses express awe and gratitude for Jesus' sacrificial love, His victory over death, and His unending goodness. The song acknowledges the passing of time and the changing nature of the world but emphasizes the unchanging truth, life, and way found in Jesus. It recognizes that Jesus has been and will always be the all-sufficient source of strength, hope, and provision.

'All I Need Always' is a powerful reminder of the abiding presence and sufficiency of Jesus in every season of life. Listen to the song and let the lyrics encourage you to trust in Him, find wonder in His love, and boldly walk in His truth.

You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/35U2mBr2AYILsVv79nN6BL

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLQQ69864Ic

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