Mission Spotlight

"Donn zezi ou leker" by Valda

Seychelles

"Donn zezi ou leker" (Give Jesus Your Heart). An original song by Valda from Seychelles.

Give Jesus Your Heart

Give Jesus your heart…He will provide all your needs

Seek Him above all, turn your eyes upon Him

Give Him your whole heart…Today while there is still time

Don’t be discouraged…for others have been there before

Chorus

Oh, oh, oh, choose Jesus today

Oh, oh, oh, let us choose Him now

Always be hopeful for there is a brighter tomorrow

Though in the midst of the storm, sorrows and pains

Have the assurance even when things seem cloudy and dull

Jesus is the friend you can count on when others have gone

Chorus

Oh, oh, oh, choose Jesus today

Oh, oh, oh, let us choose Him now

We’re living in a perilous time

Confusion around where wrongs seem so right

Jesus is counting on us, take a chance and be the change

Today we have decided to surrender our lives to Him

Be a beacon of light to enlighten those in the dark

Chorus

Oh, oh, oh, choose Jesus today

Oh, oh, oh, let us choose Him now

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