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We Labor Unto Glory

By The Porter's Gate + Josh Garrels

1,800 views Jul 3, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

The Porter's Gate and Josh Garrels' song 'Uploaded' is a reflective piece about finding purpose and hope in daily labor, even amidst hardship. The lyrics use imagery of sowing, reaping, thorns, storms, and dust to describe life's struggles, yet repeatedly affirm that all work is done 'unto glory' until heaven and earth are united. The song emphasizes that present efforts are not in vain and that God's kingdom is coming. It draws on themes of perseverance and eschatological hope, echoing the biblical idea that creation groans for redemption (Romans 8).

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

My God, my God, where e'er I go, glo-o-ory

Where I reap and where I sow, glo-o-ory

And my hands they grip the thorn, glo-o-ory

In the still and in the storm, glo-o-ory, glo-o-ory


Oh, we labor unto glory

'Til Heaven and Earth are one

Oh, we labor unto glory

Until God's kingdom comes


The sun it shines and then goes down, glo-o-ory

Rain, it pours and beats the ground, glo-o-ory

Dust, it blows and ends my days, glo-o-ory

Hearts they burn beneath Your gaze, glo-o-ory, glo-o-ory


Oh, we labor unto glory

'Til Heaven and Earth are one

Oh, we labor unto glory

Until God's kingdom comes


My heart, my hands, they're kingdom bound, glo-o-ory

Where thorns no longer curse the ground, glo-o-ory

Trim the wick, ignite the flame, glo-o-ory

My work, it will not be in vain, glo-o-ory, glo-o-ory


Oh, we labor unto glory

'Til Heaven and Earth are one

Oh, we labor unto glory

Until God's kingdom comes

Oh, we labor unto glory

'Til Heaven and Earth are one

Oh, we labor unto glory

Until God's kingdom comes

Until God's kingdom comes

Until God's kingdom comes

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