Hannah Kerr - Changed Lyrics

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"If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new"
~2 Corinthians 5:17
Years ago in Northern Ireland, an alcoholic cried out to Christ in desperation. He asked the Lord to save his soul from sin and to rescue him from his addiction. He became a Christian, and by the power of Christ he stopped drinking.
His old friends at the pub dismissed his conversion as a passing phase. “Give him a month,” they said, “and he’ll be back on the bottle.”
But a month went by and he hadn’t touched a drop. So they tried to mock him out of his new faith. “Do you believe that part of the Bible where Jesus turned the water into wine?”
“Indeed I do,” he replied.
“Would you ask Him to do that for us? It would be nice of Him to oblige us. Or do you think that was just something made up about Him to get the likes of you converted?”
The man responded, “I do believe Jesus turned water into wine. In fact, He did better than that for me. He turned liquor into furniture and food. Just ask my family.”
Faith in Christ brings about a radical change in the heart that transforms behaviour (2 Cor. 5:17). Evil habits drop off. New desires replace old ones.
If you want such a change in your life, receive Jesus as your Saviour and Lord.
"What a wonderful change in my life has been wrought
Since Jesus came into my heart!
I have light in my soul for which long I have sought,
Since Jesus came into my heart!"
~McDaniel
The new birth creates a new appetite.
Haddon W. Robinson

[@tinabradleysuffering9242]

Do you have this song Changed in karaoke to purchase? I really want to sing this at church

[@dan4Jesus2012]

I'm afraid I don't know anything about a karaoke version of this song 😕
However, if you ever want to use my video for any uses, you're more than welcome to, and I wish you all the best singing this in church ⛪️
Thanks for watching and God bless you my friend 😊

[@boltonwandererskings]

you need to include the Name of Jesus or the Father or our LORD or the Holy Spirit. "He" is not sufficient

[@dan4Jesus2012]

I appreciate your insight and concern over this.
It's worth noting that Hannah sings about how there's nothing God can't do, so this song would have to be in reference to Him.
Moreover, we know there is only one God and He/Him in the song certainly isn't going to be a reference to false, non-existent gods like Allah or Zeus.
Hope that gets things in perspective a bit clearer.
God bless!