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"I Am A Child Of God (EP)" by Thankfully Christian: A Celebration of Our Identity and Faith In God


David, known as Thankfully Christian, pours his life's journey into his EP, "I Am A Child Of God." Growing up in a traditional church setting, David was blessed with parents who instilled faith in him at an early age.

Thankfully Christian - I Am A Child Of God (EP)Tragically, he lost his parents while he was young and turned to Christ with full dedication and found his purpose in sharing God's love through music. This EP reflects his connection with God, making this EP a joyful declaration of his identity in Him. 

The lyrics of these songs are filled with confidence and gratitude, reminding us of our place as beloved children of God. Here is a summary of the message and intent of each song:

  1. Take It To The Cross is an upbeat track that encourages us to surrender sin, embrace faith, and follow Jesus daily. With a catchy refrain, it reminds us to live in His light, guided by grace, love, and truth, as we pursue His purpose and lift everything to the cross.
  2. Living Water, Eternal Life highlights our longing for spiritual fulfillment and the freedom that we can only find in Christ's love. It invites us to quench our thirst with His living water, embrace His light, and thrive in His Spirit, all while celebrating eternal life through heartfelt worship and joyous praise.
  3. I Am A Child Of God is a song full of joy and assurance, reminding us of our identity as a child of God. With hands lifted high and hearts open wide, it celebrates unwavering faith, grace, and trust in His plan. The message of this song helps us to embrace every challenge with His love and a smile in our heart and soul that reflects His glory.
  4. Do Not Fear is a reassuring song based on Psalm 23. It reminds us of God's constant presence and care. The lyrics use the imagery that we also find in this Psalm, the imagery of still waters, dark valleys, and overflowing blessings, to encourage us to place our trust in His guidance, find comfort in His protection, and face life's challenges without fear.
  5. Awaken My Soul is a worship song that invites us to stand up and celebrate God's unending love and mercy. The lyrics make use of imagery of morning dew, sheltering wings, and radiant light, intended to remind us that His presence renews our spirit, chases away fear, and fills our hearts to overflow, regardless if we are facing times of joy or pain.

Through this EP, David invites us to embrace our spiritual identity with joy and boldness. We belong to something greater, anchored in love, faith, and hope. We all may proudly and boldly declare, "I am a child of God!"

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