Dream Small

Josh Wilson names specific, unremarkable acts of faithfulness rather than a call to greatness in "Dream Small" — "it's a momma singing songs about the Lord, it's a daddy spending family time the world says he cannot afford, these simple moments change the world." Each verse lists ordinary people doing small, unglamorous things.

"Don't buy the lie you've gotta do it all, just let Jesus use you where you are, one day at a time" directly names the pressure the song is arguing against — the assumption that impact requires scale. "Loving God and others as yourself" quotes Jesus' own summary of the law as the actual standard being pointed to.

"Five loaves and two fish can feed them all" closes the song by naming the specific miracle that started with an ordinary boy's ordinary lunch, using it as proof that "a tiny rock can make a giant fall" — small offerings, in the right hands, doing what looks impossible.