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We Believe


Our Church is being assailed from within and without. The Rock is being beaten by the waves of darkness, and we are overwhelmed. In this time of desperation we need to sing as the Newsboys adapting the Creed say, 

“In this time of desperation

When all we know is doubt and fear

There is only one foundation

We believe

We believe

In this broken generation

When all is dark, You help us see

There is only one salvation

We believe

We believe

We believe in God the Father

We believe in Jesus Christ

We believe in the Holy Spirit

And He's given us new life

We believe in the crucifixion

We believe that He conquered death

We believe in the resurrection

And He's comin' back again

We believe

So, let our faith be more than anthems

Greater than the songs we sing

And in our weakness and temptations

We believe

We believe

We believe in God the Father

We believe in Jesus Christ

We believe in the Holy Spirit

And He's given us new life

We believe in the crucifixion

We believe that He conquered death

We believe in the resurrection

And He's comin' back again

Let the lost be found and the dead be raised

In the here and now, let love invade

Let the church live loud, our God, we'll say

"We believe, we believe"

And the gates of hell will not prevail

For the power of God has torn the veil

Now we know Your love will never fail

We believe, we believe

We believe in God the Father

We believe in Jesus Christ

We believe in the Holy Spirit

And He's given us new life

We believe in the crucifixion

We believe that He conquered death

We believe in the resurrection

And He's comin' back

He's comin' back again

He's comin' back again

We believe

We believe.” 

(Source: Musixmatch,

Songwriters: Travis Ryan / Richie Fike / Matthew Hooper, We Believe lyrics © Integrity Worship Music, Integrity's Praise! Music, Abundant Life Ministries Uk, Travis Ryan Music). 


Let the words sooth your soul as you sing “we believe, we believe.” For indeed it is we, you are not alone, fellow Christians are all over the Earth. The times are bleak, as doubts are caste on everything, we can sing “we believe, we believe.” I once was in spiritual warfare moment, and I could not easily muster the verses like a saber to parry the assault, so I broke put The Apostle’s Creed and read it aloud, and the forces of darkness retreated. So it helps to have something to read or sing, when the shadows converge. 


The enemy is mustering, and so we need our creed, to sing to sooth our souls and battle devils. Amen.



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