Building 429 - Press On Lyrics

Contents: Song Information
  • Song Title: Press On (feat. Blanca Callahan)
  • Album: We Won't Be Shaken
  • Artist: Building 429
  • Released On: 31 May 2013
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Press On Lyrics

Sometimes this world starts breaking me down
I get so lost I think I'll never be found
And there are moments of fear and doubt
Even the best fall to the ground

I am a mess, I am a wrecking ball
I must confess that I still don't get it all
Lord I believe that all Your words are true
Doesn't matter where I'm going if I'm going with You
I press on, I press on, I press on (I press on, I press on, I press on)
When I still don't get it

I see the world through my jaded eyes
I get frustrated when there is no "why"
I put my focus on worthless things
Even the strong fall to their knees
God only knows what we all need

I am a mess, I am a wrecking ball
I must confess that I still don't get it all
Lord I believe that all your words are true
Doesn't matter where I'm going if I'm going with You
I press on, I press on, I press on (I press on, I press on, I press on)
When I still don't get it

Life goes on, life goes on
But Your love will prove
All I need, all I need
I will find in You
Life goes on, life goes on
But Your love will prove
All I need, all I need
I will find in You
I press on

I am a mess, I am a wrecking ball
I must confess that I still don't get it all
Lord I believe that all Your words are true
Doesn't matter where I'm going if I'm going with You
I press on, I press on, I press on (I press on, I press on, I press on)
When I still don't get it

Life goes on, life goes on
But Your love will prove
All I need, all I need
I will find in You
Life goes on, life goes on
But Your love will prove
All I need, all I need
When I still don't get it
I press on


Press On

Press On Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration

Building 429's song "Press On," released with its video on May 21, 2014, offers a raw and honest reflection on the human experience of struggle, doubt, and imperfection within the context of faith. The lyrics open by acknowledging the weight of the world, the feeling of being lost, overwhelmed by fear and doubt, and the universal truth that even those seen as strong can falter. This establishes a relatable foundation of vulnerability, setting the stage for the spiritual journey the song describes.

The song dives deeper into this sense of imperfection with lines describing the self as "a mess" and "a wrecking ball," coupled with the candid admission of not fully comprehending everything ("I still don't get it all"). Despite this acknowledged brokenness and lack of complete understanding, the pivotal declaration arrives: a firm belief in the truth of God's words and a conviction that the ultimate destination is secondary to the presence of God on the journey. This foundational trust becomes the impetus for the song's central theme and repeated refrain.

This central theme is encapsulated in the powerful phrase "I press on." This concept resonates deeply within Christian teaching, notably echoing the sentiment found in scripture such as Philippians 3:14, where the Apostle Paul speaks of "pressing toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." The song positions this act of pressing on not as a result of perfect understanding or strength, but specifically *when* understanding is lacking ("When I still don't get it"). It portrays perseverance as an active choice made from a place of reliance rather than inherent capability.

The bridge and subsequent refrains reinforce the sustaining power that fuels this perseverance. Amidst the reality that "Life goes on," there is the profound certainty that God's love is sufficient and provides everything needed. The lyrics declare, "Your love will prove All I need... I will find in You." This assertion shifts the focus from the internal struggle or external circumstances to the external source of strength and provision found in God's love, establishing it as the ultimate resource that enables the believer to continue pressing forward despite trials or confusion. The song thus delivers an inspirational message of resilient faith, rooted in acknowledging human frailty while anchored in divine steadfastness.
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