Don't Waste Your Life

KB turns the question of purpose into a rap testimony, opening with the admission that many people fear death while others assume they already have a place in the sky. He presses the harder question — why am I here, and what am I here for — then answers it by refusing to let his life go to waste. The song points to Luke 24:32-36 as evidence worth checking out, and frames every opportunity as a chance to witness for Christ. KB contrasts the American Dream he once chased — early college, a degree by eighteen, a pretty wife, a good salary — with the moment he got saved and everyone around him got angry, because he chose Bible college and theology instead. The sharpest line asks when believers started taking sinners' advice about whether following Christ limits your life, and whether the dead should be consulted on behalf of the living. He wants to pass on a faith that acts like the book after John, regenerated and unashamed, and the hook repeats the resolve not to waste his life. It's a track about stewardship of days, not just eternal security.