Phillip Hill - A Good Work In You
A Good Work In You combines music and the word of God. The song emerged from Phillip's desire to keep God’s promise in Philippians 1:6 fresh on the mind and heart. "Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." Woven together with Matthew 6:34, A Good Work In You exalts the word of God to reassure believers of his faithfulness. May it encourage you today to trust Him who is faithful!
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Lyrics:
Today’s a new day
With enough trouble of its own
And you’ve got
To carry on
You’ve got to be strong
Don’t worry about tomorrow
It’s going to take care of itself
Just bow down on your knees
Claim his perfect peace
And do what He’s called you to do
Cause God has begun
A good work in you
Keep pressing on
He’ll see it through
Don’t ever fear defeat
He’s faithful to complete
The work he’s begun in you
Yesterday is gone
With all it’s troubles left behind
And you’ve got
New sunshine
You can’t waste no time
Don’t worry about tomorrow
It’s going to take care of itself
Just bow down on your knees
Claim his perfect peace
And do what He’s called you to do
Cause God has begun
A good work in you
Keep pressing on
He’ll see it through
Don’t ever fear defeat
He’s faithful to complete
The work he’s begun in you
Produzido e Arranjado por Bruno Almeida
Teclados e Violões : Bruno Almeida
Bateria : Well Duarte
Baixo : Denis Silva
Vocais : Miriam Almeida, Thally Francis, Melk Villar e Bruno Almeida
Cordas : Renato Sá, Anderson Santoro, Rodrigo Silva, Edmur Mello (Palavra Tocada)
Arranjo cordas : Fernando Britto
Edição de voz : Vinicius Alves
Mix : Luciano Marciani
Master : Luciano Vassao
Captado no StudioB : Por Bruno Almeida