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A Note From Ray...

Did you ever think about what it cost Jesus to be able to reach out to us, offering us salvation? Well, if you take a look at His hands and feet, you'll see nail scars, and if you look at His side you'll see it was pierced with a spear. It cost Jesus His very life to reach out to us. But somehow, He believed it was worth it...and I'm so thankful that He did.

It is my prayer that we never forget the sacrifice He made...that we never take lightly the gift He still offers today. This song expresses that prayer, saying, "Jesus, I want to live all You died for me to be."
  All You Died For Me To Be    Listen To Song Clip

Words and music by Ray Boltz

I've had trials and I've had doubts
I've felt your presence
And walked it out
Every step of my life
You've been here with me
And as we walk together
Down a road I cannot see

CHORUS:
I want to live
All you died for me to be
I want to walk
In all you bought on the Tree
'Cause you suffered so much pain
You didn't suffer that pain in vain
'Cause I want to live
All you died for me to be

Now this road isn't easy
You know it's true
When they laugh at me, I know
They laughed at you
And when they say I've gone too far
I'm not the way I used to be
I ask myself this question
Did you go too far for me?

I want to live
All you died for me to be
I want to walk
In all you bought on the Tree
'Cause you suffered so much pain
You didn't suffer it in vain
'Cause I want to live
All you died for me to be

Help me take my eyes off my problems
And take a look at what you faced
When they raised that hammer high
And they held those nails in place
When I see Calvary it's all different
When I see Calvary it's all changed
And I know I can overcome
Just because you overcame

CHORUS

I want to live
All you died for me to be
I want to live
All you died for me to be

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