Mission Spotlight

Grounded in the Bible, Focused on the Mission

United States

An original song grounded in God's Word and focused on His mission. As we share the hope of Jesus with the world, may we remain faithful until the day He returns in glory.

We’ve been called to speak
Boldly far and near
Jesus is the only way

With a humble heart
Let us do our part
That’s our mission every day

Prophecies fulfilled,
There’s no time to waste.
Let’s declare that Jesus saves.

Christ so loved the world
That He gave His life
This truth we shall proclaim

Grounded in the Bible, focused on the mission
Till we see Him high in the clouds

Soon we’ll hear the trumpets
Thunder will be sounding
Here He comes, the King of kings

He descends in glory
Majesty and power
What a joyful day that will be

We’ve been called to pray
For the latter rain,
And to walk in unity

Hand in hand we stand
All across the land
Preaching for the world to see

He’s the great I Am
He is Lord of lords
Worthy of our highest praise

Wonders will be seen
As the Spirit leads us
If only we remain

Grounded in the Bible, focused on the mission
Till we see Him high in the clouds

Soon we’ll hear the trumpets
Thunder will be sounding
Here He comes, the King of kings

He descends in glory
Majesty and power
What a joyful day that will be

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