Lyrics
Give me something
That I can believe
And then I'll share
It with all the world
For everyone to see
Take away the darkeness,
All the pain and sadness
I know it's you that put
This light inside of me
Chorus:
I belive in faith
That's strong
I believe in a hope
That carries on
I belive in these
Thing and more
Most of all,
Most of all
I believe in love
If I had the strength
To move a mountain
Would you be amazed
By all of my abilities?
I guess it would not mean
Much if I didn't have love
And this is what I really
Want you all to see
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Meaning & Inspiration
“I Believe” centers faith, hope, and love as the enduring gifts that make a life of belief visible. The lyric moves from darkness, pain, and sadness toward the light placed within the singer, presenting love as the clearest evidence of spiritual renewal. Its repeated confession gives the song a simple devotional focus without treating dramatic achievement as the measure of faith.
The mountain-moving image closely echoes Paul’s teaching that extraordinary faith amounts to nothing without love. That connection gives the chorus added weight: faith remains strong, hope carries on, yet love receives the final emphasis. The song therefore frames Christian conviction as more than public display or remarkable ability. It is expressed through a love that can be shared with the world, while the source of inner light is acknowledged as God rather than personal strength.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 13:2 Paul says mountain-moving faith is nothing without love, matching the song’s central contrast.
- 1 Corinthians 13:13 Paul names faith, hope, and love as abiding virtues and identifies love as the greatest.