Mission Spotlight

"I Will Go" by Contagious Faith

United States of America

An original song by Contagious Faith. To hear more from this group, visit contagiousfaithmusic.com

I've tasted Mercy

Yet I linger to what's behind

I've seen You in my life

Yet I keep the treasure inside

I'm ready to change my thinking

Change my mind

I'm ready to make a difference

In my life

I will leave everything for You my King

Sail across oceans wide

Healing the broken lives

What I believe it burns in me my one desire

Until I reach the sky

You will engage my life

I'm starting right here at home

But wherever You call I know

I will go

I will go

No more complacency

No more will I feed my doubt

I am Your hands and feet

I show them what You're about

I'm ready to change my thinking

Change my mind

I'm ready to make a difference

In my life

I will leave everything for You my King

Sail across oceans wide

Healing the broken lives

What I believe it burns in me my one desire

Until I reach the sky

You will engage my life

I'm starting right here at home

But wherever You call I know

I will go

I will go

You can count on me, count on me, count on me

Jesus you can count on me, count on me, count on me

Jesus you can count on me, count on me, count on me

Jesus you can count on me, count on me, count on me, yeah

I will leave everything for You my King

Sail across oceans wide

Healing the broken lives

What I believe it burns in me my one desire

Until I reach the sky

You will engage my life

I'm starting right here at home

But wherever You call I know

I will go

I will go

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