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Summary
Zac Poonen and his sons perform a song titled "What I Was Once and What I Am Now," expressing gratitude for God's grace that transformed him from a wretched sinner into a saved person. The song emphasizes that all of life is a miracle of God's grace, that boasting in personal achievements is impossible when recognizing God's forgiveness, and that the testimony of salvation shapes daily living.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Introducing the songZac Poonen introduces a song he wrote with his children, based on ideas from a Bill Gaither group song but with different words and a familiar tune.
What I Was Once and What I Am NowThe lyrics reflect on the wretched sinner the speaker once was, highlighting the miracle of Jesus saving him and holding him firm by grace.
Living for God aloneThe testimony declares that the speaker has nothing to boast about, and that his life now belongs completely to God to run the race.
Singing the first verseZac and his sons begin singing the song together, reflecting on the miracle of God reaching out to save a wretch.
Singing the second verseThe group repeats the second verse of the song, affirming that they can never boast in themselves and that their lives belong to God.
Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
Summary
Zac Poonen and his sons perform a song titled "What I Was Once and What I Am Now," expressing gratitude for God's grace that transformed him from a wretched sinner into a saved person. The song emphasizes that all of life is a miracle of God's grace, that boasting in personal achievements is impossible when recognizing God's forgiveness, and that the testimony of salvation shapes daily living.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Introducing the songZac Poonen introduces a song he wrote with his children, based on ideas from a Bill Gaither group song but with different words and a familiar tune.
What I Was Once and What I Am NowThe lyrics reflect on the wretched sinner the speaker once was, highlighting the miracle of Jesus saving him and holding him firm by grace.
Living for God aloneThe testimony declares that the speaker has nothing to boast about, and that his life now belongs completely to God to run the race.
Singing the first verseZac and his sons begin singing the song together, reflecting on the miracle of God reaching out to save a wretch.
Singing the second verseThe group repeats the second verse of the song, affirming that they can never boast in themselves and that their lives belong to God.
