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Movin' On by Mali Music + Jonathan McReynolds cover art

Mali Music + Jonathan McReynolds - Movin' On Lyrics

Artist:
Mali Music + Jonathan McReynolds

Lyrics

I'm closing chapters


I'm turning pages


Glory to glory


From faith to faith


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm getting older


So I'll keep it straight


It hurts to let go, but it


Hurts more to stay


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey


I know my rear view


Can't compare to


What God will do with my life


I am forgetting


What's behind me


I have finally decided


I'll be


Movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


My mother told me


She taught me well


Forget your failures


Forgive yourself


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I know my rear view


Can't compare to


What God will do with my life


I am forgetting


What's behind me


I have finally decided


I'll be


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


Know that I will be


Know I will


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


Forgetting what's behind me


Focusing on what's inside me


Christ the head and I'm just in this body


Never will the love be spotty


I pride myself on bringing light to your parties


Holy Ghost rectify the mind, I'm naughty


Without ya


It's powder, I'm a dry land


Without your power I'm a night man


Nothing but trouble saying 'bye man'


Can't have two miles on the die man


My brother called me I could cry man


Told me we movin, I'm in God's hands


Told me we movin, I'm in God's hands


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


Where my movin' truck at?


Gotta go


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


I'm movin on


Told me we movin, I'm in God's hands


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Meaning & Inspiration

Movin' On presents spiritual growth as a decision to release failure, forgive the past, and trust what God can still do. The image of closing chapters and turning pages supports the central confession that yesterday cannot define the future. Its clearest biblical echo comes from Philippians 3:13-14, where Paul speaks of forgetting what lies behind and pressing toward what lies ahead. The movement from faith to faith and glory to glory further describes change as a work shaped by God's presence.

The lyrics do not pretend that letting go is painless; they acknowledge that remaining stuck can hurt even more. That honesty gives weight to the repeated declaration of moving forward. References to Christ as the head, the Holy Spirit renewing the mind, and life resting in God's hands place progress within dependence rather than self-reliance. The song therefore joins responsibility with grace: past failures are faced, forgiveness is received, and hope is directed toward God's continuing work.

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