Mission Spotlight

"Seek God Seek Life" by Kayla Careese

United States of America

A song by Kayla Careese.

What is this kingdom that you speak of?

What is this faith you say I need?

Is it really worth the fight,

To keep standing in the light?

Oh it is my friend His way is life.

Seek God seek Life,

Keep up the fight,

Our eternal life is in sight.

Seek God seek life,

I have sought you first,

Let me give you worth,

He cries.

When will I finally have the victory?

When will my faith shine forth as sight?

Look and see your Saviour's face,

Not a single evil trace,

We can overcome as He overcame.

Seek God seek Life,

Keep up the fight,

Our eternal life is in sight.

Seek God seek life,

I have sought you first,

Let me give you worth,

He cries.

Give us faith that is unshakable,

Truth that makes our freedom grow,

Love that breaks our hearts of stone,

And the peace that only you know.

Be the rock that's firm in our stormy lives,

The light that shines in our blinded eyes,

The way that we might receive the prize,

And the gift that we might have life.

Seek God seek Life,

Keep up the fight,

Our eternal life is in sight.

Seek God seek life,

I have sought you first,

Let me give you worth,

He cries.

Seek God seek Life,

Keep up the fight,

Our eternal life is in sight.

Seek God seek life,

I have sought you first,

Let me give you worth,

He cries.

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