Embracing Worthiness: Exploring James Fortune’s Gospel Anthem “Worth It”
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 “Worth It” 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 “Worth It” 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, “Worth It” serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path to self-acceptance and empowerment.
Moreover, “Worth It” 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, “Worth It” stands as a testament to the enduring power of gospel music to heal, transform, and uplift the human spirit.
Lyrics: James Fortune – Worth It (feat. Zacardi Cortez)
When you see what God’s doing in this
It will be worth it
When you see why He did not say Yes
It will be worth it
On the other side of every test
It’s always worth it
I know he has not revealed it yet
Just know that it’s worth it
It will be worth it
Worth it
It will be worth it
Worth it
Sick in my body, laid of my job Is it worth it?
Friends on the phone telling me to be strong They say its worth it
In all honesty this don’t seem fair to me
Can you choose someone instead of me
In hard times I’m still reminded
How you came through for me
Yes It will be worth it
Worth it
It will be worth it
Worth it
His ways are different his thoughts not the same
We all want sunshine without any rain
But how would you know that He’s all we need
If he didn’t allow the pain you will see
It was worth it, just know that it’s worth it
His ways are different his thoughts not the same
We all want sunshine without any rain
But how would you know that He’s all we need
If he didn’t allow the pain you will see
It was worth it, just know that it’s worth it
It was worth it, just know that it’s worth it
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will all make sense, this is not the end
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will work out for me
It will be worth it
Worth it
It will be worth it
Worth it
It will be worth it
Worth it
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