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Artist: Todd Agnew
Canonical path: /todd-agnew/romans-121
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Romans 12:1
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Romans 12:1
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Brothers and sisters, I beg you
In light of all He's done for us
To offer yourselves in worship to our God
Brothers and sisters, I ask you
Present yourselves a living sacrifice
Holy and acceptable to our God
Jesus, we come to worship You
Jesus, we come to lift You high
Jesus, we come to honor You with our lives
Father, we come to You humbly
Recognizing Your infinite glory
Jesus, we're so grateful for Your sacrifice
Spirit, we ask You to fill us
To come in and change us and move us
To carry our mortal worship to the divine
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