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Katy Nichole - "I Found Jesus" (Official Lyric Visualizer)

Katy Nichole

Lyrics
I can't say how and I don't know why
But God has saved me 'bout a million times
From ruining me, myself, and I
Told me the truth when all I knew was lies
Everybody wants to find their peace
And I found mine down on my knees
Praying and laying at Jesus' feet
Bringing me strength when I was weak

Every time I thought my world had reached an end
He picked me up and we started all over again
Second chances turned into hundreds
'Cause He never gave up on me
I thought that I would never be worth the fight
But He showed up and loved me time after time
I thought that I didn't want to be alive
But I found my reason to breathe
When I found Jesus

I found joy in the midst of pain
A rainbow shinin' through a sky of rain
I see color instead of gray
I found healin' in my heartbreak

Every time I thought my world had reached an end
He picked me up and we started all over again
Second chances turned into hundreds
'Cause He never gave up on me
I thought that I would never be worth the fight
But He showed up and loved me time after time
I thought that I didn't want to be alive
But I found my reason to breathe
When I found Jesus
When I found Jesus

After all the hurt that I've been through
And everything I've lost
I am grateful for it all somehow
'Cause it led me to the cross

I can't say how and I don't know why
But God has saved me 'bout a million times
Buried the past and let my old ways die
Opened the grave and brought me back to life

Every time I thought my world had reached an end
He picked me up and we started all over again
Second chances turned into hundreds
'Cause He never gave up on me
I thought that I would never be worth the fight
But He showed up and loved me time after time
I thought that I didn't want to be alive
But I found my reason to breathe
When I found Jesus
When I found Jesus

💡 Song Meaning & Background

This song is a joyful testimony of reaching the end of oneself, finding Jesus, and experiencing ultimate rescue and purpose. It embodies the biblical theme of being lost and then found, as illustrated in the parables of Luke 15.