The Warrior
Micah Tyler's 'The Warrior' is an uplifting Christian song about finding victory in Christ despite internal struggles and feelings of defeat. The lyrics acknowledge the inner battle with self-doubt and sin, but emphasize that through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, believers are more than conquerors. The song encourages listeners to trust in God's strength rather than their own, and to remember that the ultimate battle has already been won. It speaks of freedom from fear and the assurance of victory in all circumstances, from life to death, because of the warrior who fought for us.
My heart is a liar
It tells me little things
It sets me up to come undone
In a war against me
It plays a constant record
Of struggle and defeat
But I will choose to listen to
The one who fought for me
The battle's done
The war is won
And we are more than conquerers
The curse of sin
The rage within
Has fallen at the glory of
The warrior
Every morning meets me
with a choice to carry on
The challenger is waiting for me
In the mirror on my wall
The lines are drawn
The list is long
Of all I'll never be
But it's not up to who I am
It's He who lives in me
Cause the battle's done
The war is won
And we are more than conquerers
The curse of sin
The rage within
Has fallen at the glory of
The warrior
In rain or drought
With or without
In all the ups or downs
We win
In life, in death
In every breath
Beginning to the end
We win
Cause on the cross
My every loss
And prison walls
Began to fall
And freedom came
And called my name
Oh, I am not afraid
The battle's done
And the war is won
And we are more than conquerers
The curse of sin
The rage within
Has fallen at the glory of
The curse of sin
That we held within
Has fallen at the glory of
The overcoming story of
The warrior
The warrior