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Mighty Warrior by Frank Edwards cover art

Frank Edwards - Mighty Warrior Lyrics

Artist:
Frank Edwards

Lyrics

I Worship You


The Great I am


You Paid the Price for me


The Man of Calvary


I Worship You


The King of Kings


Your Blood was Shed for me


The Man of Calvary, I adore,


I Lift my Voice to Worship You


The Great and Mighty God


Who never dies


Chorus:


You are the Lord of War


The Mighty Warrior


I call you Agaba


Miracles happen


When I Worship You


More than Enough for me


It’s my Joy to Worship You


I Worship You


The King of Kings


Your Love has set me Free


Now I am Free Indeed


I Worship You


The Love of my Life


You are the Air I Breath


You are my Sunshine in the Rain


I Lift my Voice to Worship You


The Great and Mighty God


Who never Dies


You are the Lord of War


The Mighty Warrior


I call you Agaba


Miracles happen


When I Worship You


More than Enough for me


It’s my Joy to Worship You


Hallelu, Hallelujah


Hallelu, Hallelujah


Be Glorified Lord


We Glorified Lord


Be Glorified Lord


Be Glorified Lord


You are the Lord of War


The Mighty Warrior


I call you Agaba


Miracles happen


When I Worship You


More than Enough for me


It’s my Joy to Worship You


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Meaning & Inspiration

Mighty Warrior centers on worship of Christ as the crucified Savior, reigning King, and victorious defender. The opening verse joins the price paid at Calvary with titles of divine majesty, so gratitude for redemption becomes adoration. Its chorus presents God as a warrior whose presence is sufficient and whose works inspire praise. The repeated act of lifting the voice makes worship the song’s main response to both sacrifice and victory.

The second verse turns from Christ’s shed blood to the freedom created by divine love. The phrase “free indeed” closely echoes Jesus’ teaching in John’s Gospel, while “King of Kings” draws on the New Testament image of Christ’s supreme rule. Images of air, sunshine, and rain express daily dependence rather than a single moment of deliverance. The hallelujah and glorification lines then simplify the song into direct praise, reinforcing its central claim that joy, freedom, and confidence find their source in the God being worshiped.

Related Scripture

  • John 8:36 Jesus declares that the person set free by the Son is free indeed.
  • Revelation 19:16 Christ bears the title King of kings and Lord of lords.
  • Revelation 12:11 Victory is connected with the blood of the Lamb and faithful testimony.