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Ive written hundreds of songs over the past 40 years. I love Jesus, the word of God, people and music. I play guitar, bass and sing. Thank you for listening!
My music is about the new life found in Jesus Christ. He is our access to the Father and is worthy of all praise and glory. He has taken our sins away by the selfless sacrifice of His death upon the cross. He is deserving of songs and worship. The sound of my music is influenced by the delta blues and artists that have followed through the 60s and 70s who have taken this music and written folk, Americana, and Rock n Roll. Thank you for listening to my songs, and also the collaboration projects, thank you to all who contributed to these songs..
Song Info
Genre
Blues • Acoustic Blues
Charts
#41 in subgenre Peak #4
Charts
Peak #10
Author
Shekari/Matteson
Rights
Shekari/Matteson
Uploaded
September 18, 2024
Track Files
MP3
MP3 9.3 MB • 320 kbps • 4:05
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WAV 82.3 MB
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relaxed, cool
high-energy
Danceable
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dancefloor
Story behind the song
"Walking Through The World," written by John Matteson and Richard Shekari, is an uplifting Christian anthem that beautifully encapsulates themes of faith, hope, and perseverance in a challenging world. The song opens with a heartfelt observation of humanity, inviting listeners to acknowledge the collective longing for salvation and belief. The verses emphasize finding the true path through Christ, underscoring the need for spiritual guidance. Imagery of walking through the world effectively conveys the trials and triumphs of the Christian journey, highlighting the steadfastness of faith amid obstacles. The powerful chorus celebrates victory through Jesus, using the metaphor of seizing Jericho to illustrate triumph over adversity. The repeated affirmation of being "more than conquerors" empowers listeners to embrace their faith as they navigate life's challenges. As the song unfolds, it addresses the struggles of faith in harsh conditions, portraying a journey filled with mystery and growth. The concluding verses offer a comforting message of surrender and trust in the Lord, reinforcing His role as a constant source of strength and companionship. Overall, "Walking Through The World" inspires listeners to boldly embrace their beliefs, reach out to those in need, and find solace in their spiritual journey. With its catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, this song serves as a powerful reminder of the hope and victory that come through faith in Jesus.
Lyrics
Walking Through The World Verse 1: Look all around at the faces Look all around what do you see People in need of a saviour People in need of someone to believe. Verse 2: There is a way that is right and true There is a way that leads to life There is a way that leads to the Father There is a way it is through Christ. Chorus: Were more than conquerors; through Jesus, we triumph. As we seize Jericho, singing praise to the Lord. Hail His name forever; through Jesus, we triumph, As we walk through the world, winning souls for the Lord. Verse 3: Through the scorching sun and the blazing cold, He tests our faith as we walk through this wicked world. Setting us on the path to victory, navigating these roads remains a mystery. Chorus: Were more than conquerors; through Jesus, we triumph. As we seize Jericho, singing praise to the Lord. Hail His name forever; through Jesus, we triumph, As we walk through the world, winning souls for the Lord. Verse 4: We sing hallelujah to the Lord; Hes our comfort and rock in this world. We surrender our hearts to the Lord; Hes our guide and only friend in this world. Outro: All who are hungry, in distress, or despair, There is one we can put our trust in him. Come to the Father through Jesus the Son; give Him praise. This life has just begun. Copyright 2024 John Matteson and Richard Shekari Guitar: John Matteson Produced by: Richard Shekari
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