You are on a Journey to Jesus Today

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Don't Stop Believin-You are on a Journey to Jesus 


Each of us is on a Journey to Jesus today

Whether you are believers or strangers to The Way

We each have a part in His beautiful redemptive story 

In His death, in His love, and in His abundant glory


Don't Stop Believin-You are on a Journey to Jesus today


Whether you question His authority or celebrate His existence

Whether you seek His love daily or there is only resistance 

Whether you have been raised on His word as truth and as light

Or you have found Him in pain or beside a river one night


Don't Stop Believin-You are on a Journey to Jesus today


So get off the midnight train going anywhere

and join this gospel train spreading hope everywhere

"It is Finished" means it has only just begun 

because Jesus' loves always goes on, and on, and on


Don't Stop Believin-You are on a Journey to Jesus Today


He wants to draw you closer today and even more tomorrow 

He desires to comfort you in your pain, your fear, and your sorrow

So don't stop believing in His miracles or his mercy that never ends 

Up and down the boulevard embrace the Journey to Jesus my friends


Don't Stop Believin-You are on a Journey to Jesus Today



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