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Winning by Pastor Mike Jr. cover art

Pastor Mike Jr. - Winning Lyrics

Artist:
Pastor Mike Jr.

Lyrics

I'm gone win 


I'm gone win


You gone win 


Everybody 'round me winnin'


I'm gone win 


Everybody 'round me winnin'


Yeah everything around me winning 


Wake up to a bill on the dresser


Tired and I'm tryna keep my head up 


Everything like I'm gonna lose 


Working real hard and I'm tryin' to win 


I gotta break the cycle 


And I gotta do it now 


Normally I would let this break me 


So I decided today aah 


I'm blessed 


Food on my table, I'm blessed 


I'm blessed, blessed 


Devil already know I'm winnin' (x3)


And It's my winning season 


Winning season 


Winning season 


Winning season 


If you knew like you would stay close 


Trouble don't last always so just hold on 


His power is perfected in my weakness 


It's power time and time and time again He will come through 


So I will just trust in You 


Never had a problem that he couldn't solve 


So I know I cannot lose 


Even if He tell me no 


I aint walking' out the door 


'Cause I know , in the end  


Never had a problem that he couldn't solve 


Mountain He couldn't move 


Even if He tell me no 


I aint walking' out the door 


'Cause I know , in the end 


He comes through 


So what if they laugh in your face 


Let it go, 


Just keep on running your race 


 


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Meaning & Inspiration

Winning frames endurance as confidence in God rather than as a denial of hardship. The lyrics begin with bills, fatigue, and the fear of losing, then answer that pressure with gratitude for food and with a determination to break destructive cycles. The repeated declaration of winning carries a communal dimension, since the singer envisions those around him sharing in that victory.

The songs clearest Scriptural echo appears in the claim that God's power is perfected in weakness, language drawn from 2 Corinthians 12:9. Its encouragement to hold on in trouble also aligns with Jesus's assurance that tribulation does not have the final word. Even a prayer answered with no does not end trust. Instead, the singer remains, believing that God's presence and power are not limited by an immediate outcome. That balance of struggle, gratitude, and persistence gives the victory language its Christian center.

Related Scripture

  • 2 Corinthians 12:9 Paul recounts Christ's declaration that his power is made perfect in weakness.
  • John 16:33 Jesus acknowledges trouble in the world but tells his disciples to take courage.