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Aug 3, 2026 updated
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Tye Tribbett's song "Everything" opens with a stark recitation of global crises—human trafficking, suicide, bullying, rape, homicide, depression, stress, hate crimes, divorce, and job loss—framing them not as mere statistics but as spiritual warfare. The lyrics then pivot to declare that God is everything and sufficient for every need, offering hope and victory over these overwhelming problems. The song emphasizes trusting in God's power and presence amid suffering, encouraging listeners to find peace and strength in Him. It connects to biblical themes of God as our refuge and deliverer, making it a powerful anthem of faith and reliance on God's sovereignty.
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Human trafficking
Twenty to thirty million today
Six hundred thousand to eight hundred thousand people a year
Eighty percent are female, half are children
Suicide, a hundred-twenty one per day
More than forty-four thousand a year
Bullying, one hundred sixty thousand kids per year stay at school because of bullying
Rape, two hundred and ninety three thousand and sixty six per year
Homicide, sixteen thousand to one hundred thirty eight per year
Depression, fifteen million are diagnosed a year, which is six point seven percent of the world's population
Stress, every eight in ten Americans are stressed
Hate crimes, twelve thousand plus hate crimes per year
Divorce, every thirty six seconds, there is a divorce filed
Two thousand a day, sixteen thousand per week
Job loss, seven point million in 2016
These are not just statistics
This is warfare