Lyrics
It's my personal testimony
If you are looking for a miracle
If you are looking for a miracle
You don't have to look too far to see
I am a living testimony
Of what my God can do
Yes my God can do
Many will see and wonder
Many will see and fear
I am a living testimony
Of what God can do
Lift your hands and prophesy
Many will see and wonder
Many will see and fear Him
Your life will be a living testimony
Many will see and wonder
Many will see and fear
I am a living testimony
Of what God can do
I testify I testify
I testify I testify
I magnify I magnify
I magnify I magnify
I glorify I glorify
I glorify I glorify
Many will see and wonder
Many will see and fear
I am a living testimony
Of what God can do
Many will see and wonder
I'm not just a testimony
I am a living one
I say, many will see and wonder
I prophesy
The things that will be happening in your life from tonight
Because the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of Prophecy
One miracle begets another
One miracle births another
One miracle births another
One miracle births another
From tonight
I stand by the rod of a Psalmist
And I declare by the name of Jesus
The things God will be doing in your life
Many will see
I said, many will see and fear your God
You shall say, oh taste and see
Oh taste and see, that the Lord is good
When the Lord turned again the captivity of Zion
You will be like they that dream
I am a living testimony
Everybody lift it up
Say, many will see
Many will see and wonder
Many will see and fear
I am a living testimony
Of what God can do
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Testimony Song" builds around a repeated self-description: the singer calls their own life "a living testimony of what God can do," rather than narrating one specific event or request answered. Dunsin Oyekan frames that testimony as something others will witness, repeating that "many will see and wonder" and that onlookers will come to recognize God through what has already taken place.
Later lines shift toward declaration, suggesting that one answered prayer tends to lead to another and inviting those present to speak and prophesy over what is still unfolding in their own lives. Call-and-response phrases built on "I testify," "I magnify," and "I glorify" give the song a cumulative, layered rhythm suited to a gathered congregation.
Rather than describing a single specific miracle, the song treats testimony broadly, presenting a transformed life itself as evidence meant to be seen, shared, and declared aloud within corporate worship.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 12:11 This verse links overcoming to "the word of their testimony," the same idea the song repeats about a transformed life serving as evidence.