Faithful Men
Twila Paris Lyrics


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Come and join the reapers
All the kingdom seekers
Laying down your life to
Find it in the end

Come and share the harvest
Help to light the darkness
For the Lord is calling
Faithful men

Come and join the reapers
All the kingdom seekers
Laying down your life to
Find it in the end

Come and share the harvest
Help to light the darkness
For the Lord is calling
Faithful men





For the Lord is calling
Faithful men

Overall Meaning

In "Faithful Men," Twila Paris calls on believers to join the effort of spreading the gospel message. The opening lines invite "reapers" and "kingdom seekers" to join together and give their lives in service to God's plan. The song then highlights the importance of working together to "share the harvest" and "light the darkness," revealing a sense of community that is encouraged within the Christian faith. The title refrain emphasizes the value placed on faithfulness in carrying out this mission.


The song's message of self-sacrifice and community engagement is characteristic of Paris's work as a contemporary Christian artist. In "Faithful Men," she encourages listeners to actively live out their faith, rather than simply professing belief. By doing so, they can become agents of change in the world, helping to fulfill Christ's call to serve others and spread the Good News.


Line by Line Meaning

Come and join the reapers
Join us in spreading the word of God


All the kingdom seekers
All who search for a way to be closer to God


Laying down your life to
Sacrificing your time and energy to serve others and God


Find it in the end
Rewarded in the afterlife


Come and share the harvest
Help bring in the spiritually lost


Help to light the darkness
Assist in dispelling evil in the world


For the Lord is calling
God is reaching out, inviting you to act


Faithful men
Those who strive to follow and serve God




Writer(s): TWILA PARIS (2083)

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