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"Always Amazing" by Toni LaShaun: A Song About God's Faithfulness


Toni LaShaun's "Always Amazing" is about God's neverending protection and His faithfulness in the midst of every situation we face. The lyrics are inspired by Pastor Nash's sermons on the book of Daniel. Toni recalls two of the stories in Daniel about miraculous protection: the Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace and Daniel in the lion's den. These moments of God's miraculous intervention became the basis for this song, "Always Amazing." 

Toni LaShaun - Always AmazingIn the lyrics, Toni sings of coming out of the fire without harm and resting untouched between lions; these vivid examples of God's protection show that God makes the impossible possible. The song is an energizing mix of praise and testimony, and encourages us to have unwavering faith in God and His ways. Toni also sings about the importance of standing firm in faith, regardless of what life is throwing at you. 

"Always Amazing" is a musical celebration of God's countless miracles and a beautiful reminder to praise Him for always loving us, even when our actions hurt Him. May this song encourage you to grow your faith and keep trusting His amazing grace.

(Related scripture: Isaiah 43:2; Daniel 3:27; Psalm 40:3)

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