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'Treasure (Live)' by Taylor Pride: Diving Deeper into Divine Intimacy


As you lean in close, you'll hear something truly special in this live rendition of Taylor Pride's 'Treasure.' Here's a song that breaks bread with your spirit, an earnest plea desiring deeper intimacy with God - and chances are that this is what your heart is also seeking. 

Taylor Pride - Treasure (Live)Imagine being taught by God Himself, as Taylor asks in his lyrics, 'Teach me your way, O Lord.' Like a piercing heart-to-heart, don't you think? Because don't we all long to know Him more and more? 

Pride paints a vivid scene of gazing upon God's beauty, of longing for God - and that's His profound message, isn't it? The desire of the faithful, the treasure we seek, is nothing more than God Himself - His comfort, His safety, His abundance, even in dire times. 

Throughout the ups and downs of life, His steadfast presence remains our constant, promising to never run away, even when our hearts hit rock bottom. And it's in those deepest valleys that, if we're still, we might hear His gentle whisper, just like Pride does in this moving song. 

So go on, take a moment to lose yourself in 'Treasure'. Let the organic, heartfelt verses stir your spirit and stir up your faith. It's a musical journey you'll want to experience firsthand.

(Related scripture: Psalm 27:4; Psalm 34:8; Jeremiah 29:13)

Lyrics


https://genius.com/Taylor-pride-treasure-live-lyrics

Connect with Taylor Pride


You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1UkxjtEmkrdHLPXoyqw9qa

Here is a link to the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJiCoJLmP8s

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