Lyrics
I was born for a purpose
Was chosen for this time
I am the remanent of this generation
Transformed from church to bride
I see myself in the future
And i look much better than i look right now
Nothing can stop me or slow me down
Cause I'm calling my destiny now
Yah-Weh reveal the purpose you have for me
Open my eyes so that I may see
You written plans for my destiny
Yah-Weh reveal the purpose you have for me
Open my eyes so that I may see
You are calling me to my destiny
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
I see myself in the future
And I look much better than l look right now
Nothing can stop me or slow me down
Cause I'm calling my destiny now
Yah-Weh reveal the purpose you have for me
Open my eyes so that I may see
You written plans for my destiny
Yah-Weh reveal the purpose you have for me
Open my eyes so that I may see
You are calling me to my destiny
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
I hear you calling me now
Asking, "will you follow me?"
Yes, we can hear you oh Gad
We are the remanent
I hear you calling me now
Asking, "will you follow me?"
Yes, we can hear you oh Gad
We 're taking back territories
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Yah-Weh Yah-Weh Yah-Weh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh...
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Meaning & Inspiration
Calling My Destiny is a prayer for clarity about vocation, identity, and faithful response to God. The opening presents purpose as something received rather than invented, joining a sense of being chosen with the hope of transformation. Its repeated appeal to Yahweh asks for opened eyes and understanding of divine plans. That language aligns with biblical prayers for spiritual insight and with the teaching that people are created in Christ for good works prepared by God.
The later call-and-response shifts from personal discernment to communal obedience. A divine summons is followed by a pledge to follow, while references to a remnant and reclaimed territory express resolve to serve within the present generation. Some phrases speak with strong confidence about the future, yet the chorus keeps that confidence dependent on revelation from God. Through repetition of the divine name, the song becomes sustained worship as well as petition. Its central emphasis is not achievement alone, but discovering a God-given calling and answering it with readiness, hope, and corporate faith.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 1:17-18 Paul prays for spiritual wisdom and enlightened eyes to know the hope of Gods calling.
- Ephesians 2:10 Believers are described as created in Christ for good works prepared by God.
- Isaiah 6:8 Isaiah hears the divine call and responds with willingness to be sent.