Mission Spotlight

"Sail Away"

Greece

An original song performed by the youth of Greece. Special thanks to the TED for sharing this song with us.

Can't you hear? The waves are raging.

The voice of stone tells me I’ll fail.

Does anyone care? They see I'm drowning.

I'm losing faith. My eyes are blurred.

Then Jesus says. Not today. Don't be dismayed.

You’ll be brave and sail away.

Whose voice is this that all obey?

I'm your God, don't be afraid.

Step by step I come closer.

Across the stormy seas I'll pass.

Though in doubt, You soothe my spirit.

And no more fear will rise at last.

Then Jesus says. Not today. Don't be dismayed.

You’ll be brave and sail away.

Whose voice is this that all obey?

I'm your God, don't be afraid.

As Jesus walked (as Jesus walked).

So I will run (so I will run)

As Jesus healed (as Jesus healed).

So I will love (so I will love)

As Jesus preached (as Jesus preached).

So I will sing, hallelujah!

As Jesus lives (as Jesus lives).

So I’ll live for Him

Not today. I’m not dismayed.

I’ll be brave and sail away.

Whose voice is this that all obey?

You’re my God, I’m not afraid.

Then Jesus says. Not today. Don't be dismayed.

You’ll be brave and sail away (till the end)

Whose voice is this that all obey?

I'm your God, don't be afraid. (x2)


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