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"We Carry The Kingdom" by Isabel Maggie: Living as Ambassadors of God’s Love


Isabel Maggie's "We Carry The Kingdom" is a bold song about embracing our role as ambassadors of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. People around us watch what we say and do, as reflected in lyrics such as "We carry the kingdom in every step we take" and "Let's go tell the world of Jesus love and truth". We are called to shine His light, break chains, and share the gospel wherever we go. This doesn't mean knocking on doors; we all have our talents; it's about declaring who we are in Christ through our deeds and example. 

Isabel Maggie - We Carry The KingdomThe song was born out of Isabel's desire to remind us that we're not called to be undercover Christians. We have a higher calling. As she explains, when we carry the Kingdom, we do so with God's Spirit and strength, and that makes the impact of our message unstoppable. We have a powerful message to share about the hope and purpose we have found in Him, "We have a king that overcame the grave" and "He rewrites every story for a brand new start". We have a God who has a heart for the lost and heals "broken vessels to shine His light." 

A song backed by Scripture (Matthew 28:19–20, 2 Corinthians 5:20, Philippians 2:14–15), and challenges us to live boldly as Christ's ambassadors. May this song encourage you to step into your role as ambassador, and inspire you to move forward with confidence and joy.

(Related scripture: Matthew 28:19-20; 2 Corinthians 5:20; Philippians 2:14-15)

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