Our God Alone

From Kings Kaleidoscopes album "Becoming Who We Are" 

Kings Kaleidoscope – Ache

"Calling me home" is a Indie rock ballad, written for those on a journey through the valley of struggles. 

Calling me home

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"Fear of Missing Out" is a prayer for God to kill our pride. It's an examination of our life and possessions in light of truth. We are so afraid of missing out in the world and forget that Christ should be everything. If Christ is not everything in our lives, we have nothing. 

Scripture reference: Philippians 3 

Lyrics: 
Look around in this house 
All the things I can’t live without 
There just things things things 
I have this fear of missing out
Takes my joy, fuels my doubt
So crippling 
Look at all I’ve achieved 
Dotted i’s, crossed my t’s
It’s all me me me 
I meet the goals I have set 
Don’t want the world to forget
What does it mean? 

Lord kill my pride 
Help me leave behind 
All earthly things 
That blind my eyes 

I see the future I have set 
And all I see is regret
Shame shame shame 
Seems the world did forget 
All in but lost my bet 
Meant nothing 

Lord kill my pride 
Help me leave behind 
All earthly things 
That blind my eyes 

The glory is all Yours 
Your sufficient and all we need 
The power is all Yours 
Your sufficient and all we need 
The honor is all Yours 
Your sufficient and all we need 
Your sufficient and all we need 

Jesus my prize 
Help me to die 
To earthly things 
You are my King

Fear of Missing Out

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Pilgrim

All I Need

Pilgrim (re-enchated) feat. Eames

John Mark McMillan is something of an anomaly: an artist and Platinum-selling songwriter bending genres and defying categorization by carving out his own unique and independent path. With an ear for melody and a poet’s eye for metaphor, no topic has been off-limits. While each of his albums over the past decade have continued to explore new territory, it’s McMillan’s ability to give lyric and language to the human experience that many consider his greatest gift.

Pilgrim (re-enchated) feat. Eames

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