Fred Hammond & Radical For Christ

I Want My Destiny
[Verse 1] Born to give my very best To the One whose willingness To give His life He just said yes And here's the reason He saw me out there all alone So for my sin He did atone He purchased me I'm not my own I wanna please Him [Channel A] So now I serve Him Who brought me and is able to keep me all together In the presence of His glory I found That for my life His good and perfect purpose was designed To bring me to the place where He has need of me So I want my destiny, yeah [Chorus] Can't settle for half or nothing short Of what You made me to be or want me to be 'Cause I want it all As I look around The time is now My mind is telling me Gotta be gotta be destiny Songtexte [Verse 2] Not called to sit upon the shelf He did not die just for His health And with the time we have Let's waste not all on selfish reasons But we must seek to please Him first Find His will upon the Earth When they look back from death to birth They'll say they've seen Him [Channel B] So we must serve Him Who brought us and is able to keep us all together In the presence of His glory we found That for our lives His good and perfect purpose was designed To bring us to the place where He needs us to be Do you want your destiny, come on [Chorus x1] [Verse 3] Hold on don't let go To give up now would be jacked up for sure The journey is long and hard is the fight But we trust in the Lord in the power of His might There's power in His Word And He's gonna see us through So keepin' the faith is what we've gotta do To believe our God is more than able, able [Bridge] Fight the good fight as we press towards the mark we push in That we obtain His favor So we will know and have true confidence that, the prize Of His call is much greater Say I really want my destiny come one say I want it [Vamp] I want it Receive it I need it The will of God for my life, yeah Gotta have it Can't live without it No doubt about it The will of God for me, yeah, yeah, yeah [Vamp x2] [Verse 3: simultaneously-Out] Aus Songtexte Mania