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"2000 Degrees" by Ty Richard: Refining Your Faith


Ty Richard's song "2000 Degrees" is a plea to God to use His "fire" to shape us, using the trials and challenges that we face for our good. The song was inspired by a scripture in Malachi 3:3, and looks at the process of refining silver and gold. It compares this with how God refines us-our mindset and our actions. 

Ty Richard - 2000 DegreesIn "2000 Degrees," Ty sings about being challenged and changed by God's "refining fire." He acknowledges the pain we may face but also recognizes what comes afterwards and how it shapes us. The song emphasizes God's faithfulness to us and how He is always with us, even during the tough times we face. Ty also encourages us to trust and find strength in God's promises. 

This song is a prayer that asks God to make us whole and pure, and maybe even more important, help us to surrender our control to Him. 

May "2000 Degrees" be a reminder that when things are tough, God is always there to guide us, refine us, and make us more like Him. May you surrender yourself to Him and allow Him to refine your heart and life… one challenge at a time.

(Related scripture: Malachi 3:3; 1 Peter 1:7; Isaiah 48:10; Zechariah 13:9)

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You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3WTBPoTxD8Q2A9Pw1oVTPP

Here is a link to the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLOHxUtc7Pw

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