A rap-influenced worship piece where the speaker counts blessings like numbers, stacks them like Legos, and declares spiritual victory over the devil. The rhythmic chants celebrate gratitude for daily provisions and affirm a winning season, emphasizing perseverance and a renewed identity in Christ.
Yeah, man. I'm not like the rest of you cats, you dig? Instead of sitting around complaining, I'mma just count these blessings. The question ain't if he's good. The question is, can you count them all? Uno, dos, tres, cinco, seis. You know, counting my blessings. Counting my blessings. Counting my blessings. Counting my, counting my.
Yeah.
Facts. Defeated. Yeah, you know it's gonna work out. Playing for my amigos like I'm Quavo. Yeah, stacking all these blessings like they Legos. Yeah, I put my right hand on the Bible. When the blessing came, I screamed, Michael! Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know I'm counting my blessings, counting my blessings. Yeah, counting my blessings, counting my, counting my Woo! The cripple is defeated. Never running from the devil, no. The cripple is defeated. You know we winning, never silver, never bronze, only gold. Yeah. They say you only live once, but I'mma die twice. First to my old ways, second into my new life. Ah, look at my new life. Yeah, I got a new life. Ah, go tell the devil I know that we winning and he know it's on sight. Woo! Winning! Winning!
Winning!
Everybody around me winning, yeah. Everything around me winning, yeah. I know it, you go with it. Everybody around me winning, yeah. Everything around me winning. Welcome to a pill on the dresser. Tired and I'm trying to keep my head up. Everything's looking like I'm gonna lose. Working real hard and I'm trying to win. I gotta break the cycle and I gotta do it now. Normally I wouldn't let this break me, so I Decided today. Woke up this morning, I'm blessed. Food on my table, I'm blessed. Clothes on my back, yeah, I'm blessed. I'm blessed. I'm blessed. Devil already know I'm winning. Devil already know I'm winning. Already know I'm winning. Devil already know I'm winning. And it's my winning season. Yeah, I win. If you knew like I knew, you would say troubles don't last always.
So today's devotion is multiplying your wisdom. Um, we know that we're asking God for wisdom, so we're starting off with Ecclesiastes Ecclesiastes 10:12-14. And this is the word: Words from the mouth of the wise are gracious, but fools are consumed by their own lips. At the beginning their words are folly, at the end they are wicked madness. And fools multiply words. No one knows what is coming. Who can tell someone what, what will happen after them? So we never know, so we have to multiply our wisdom. So within day 4 of this Lent, our thanks to Change Church and under the leadership of Dr. Darius Daniels. So the book of Ecclesiastes, one of the books called wisdom literature, how to live practically. It is one of those books in the Bible where the language is so poetic one can be fooled into thinking that it is all to make us feel good. However, on closer reading, one will receive great wisdom and guidance from these teachings. So as we multiply our wisdom, we want to definitely look into it and actually understand
