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Embracing Worthiness: Exploring James Fortune’s Gospel Anthem “Trusting God”
In the rich tapestry of gospel music, certain songs stand out not only for their melodious tunes but also for the profound messages they convey. Among these gems is “Trusting God” by the esteemed American gospel singer James Fortune. A stirring anthem of redemption and self-worth, “Worth It” resonates deeply with listeners, offering a beacon of hope and inspiration in a world often fraught with challenges.
One of the most remarkable aspects of “Trusting God” is its ability to transcend barriers and touch the hearts of people from all walks of life. Regardless of background or belief, the song’s message of redemption and self-discovery strikes a chord with anyone who has ever struggled with feelings of inadequacy or doubt. In a world where self-doubt can often overshadow self-love, “Trusting God” serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path to self-acceptance and empowerment.
Moreover, “Trusting God” is more than just a song; it’s a source of strength and encouragement for those facing life’s trials and tribulations. Through its heartfelt lyrics and stirring melody, the song offers solace and hope to all who are in need of reassurance. It serves as a reminder that no matter how challenging life may be, there is always light at the end of the tunnel for those who believe in their own worth.
As listeners immerse themselves in the soul-stirring melodies of “Worth It,” they are invited to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and renewal. Through its timeless message of worthiness and purpose, James Fortune’s anthem continues to inspire and uplift hearts around the world. In a world often fraught with doubt and uncertainty, “Trusting God” stands as a testament to the enduring power of gospel music to heal, transform, and uplift the human spirit.
Lyrics: James Fortune – Trusting God (feat. Monica)
I gotta be honest, I don’t know This time I don’t have the answers I’m just out here trusting God Sing Monica
Why would I think That I can’t handle this alone When so many things in my life were going wrong
People I love Made promises, they didn’t keep (it wasn’t the first time) I should have known better (yeah) I tried to do better There was no one to blame but me
For the times that my faith wasn’t there (but you were) But you were and you told me you cared And the nights that I didn’t feel safe And these pains that I cannot explain (this is all I’m doing)
So I’m just down here trusting God (when I don’t understand your plan for me) And I’m just out here believing every word you promised me (yes) And I’m just out here holding on (that’s all I can do, I won’t give up) And I won’t give up because I know you won’t give up on me (But sometimes it’s hard to believe)
There were times that my faith got weak (weak) And the tears made it harder to sleep (hard) And when things didn’t go my way (I got in my feelings, my way) In my pride, I refused to pray (I was talkin’ to everybody else I should’ve been talkin’ to you, father)
And I’m just out here trusting God (trusting) Trusting God I’m trusting God (yeah) And I’m just out here believing every word that you promised me (right now) I’m just out here holding on Holding on (and we want you to know when life seems out of control)
Be still and know (be still) That God (that God) (Is in control) is in (still in control) control (when it doesn’t make sense) Be still and know, (be still), that my God (that my God) (You may have to cry, still in control) is in control Be still and know (and know) that God (that God) Is in control (still in control) Be still and know (when you’re in your storm)
That my God (that my God) Is in control (somebody’s hurting right now, God’s still with you) Be still and Know that my God is in control (just be still and know, just be still When you don’t understand it) Be still and know that my God (you just need to be) Is in control (and God even when you don’t do it my way)
Even if you don’t It’s not because you can’t (not because you can’t) You know more than I know (know than I know) You’re still in control (still in control, God)
And even if you don’t (I can see to the corner) It’s not because you can’t (but you see around the corner) You know more than I know (you know what’s best for me) You’re still in control (even when you don’t do it)
And even if you don’t (the prayers you didn’t answer) It’s not because you can’t (you had something better for me) You know more than I know Still in control (Monica, he’s still in)
Even if you don’t It’s not because you can’t, you know more than I know You’re still in control (God, nothing gets to me without going through you It’s been father filtered, that’s why)
I’m just out here trusting God (In spite of the pain) I’m just out here believing (I know it hurts, but just keep believing) Every word you promised me (we still believe) And I’m just out here holding on (be still)
Be still and know (when you don’t know) That God is in control (only God takes control) Be still and know that my God, is in control Be still and know
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