In a world obsessed with performance and platform, Eusebia calls us back to something deeper: a holy, lived-out reverence that shows up when no one’s watching. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t beg for applause. It’s the steady, surrendered rhythm of a soul anchored in awe.

In this episode, we explore what godliness really looks like in action—spoiler: it’s less about Sunday suits and more about Tuesday obedience. From folding laundry in prayer to standing firm in truth when it costs you, living devoted is how we reclaim the sacred in a culture that’s lost its fear of the Lord.

This isn’t about pretending to be perfect—it’s about choosing to be faithful.

🛡️ Listen in. Be stirred. And step into the kind of reverence that makes hell nervous.

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Lyrics

[Verse 1]It's not in the loud or the proud parade,Not in the mask that religion made.But in the quiet, the unseen place—Where hearts bow low to seek His face.

[Chorus]Live devoted, live aware,Every breath becomes a prayer.Not for show and not for praise,But to walk in His holy ways.

[Verse 2]This kind of faith doesn’t boast or shine,It kneels in kitchens and waits in line.It weeps with joy, it stands through pain—Obedience worn like a humble flame.

[Bridge]It’s choosing truth when lies feel sweet,It's holy fire beneath tired feet.It’s living slow when the world demands speed,It’s worship in every word and deed.

[Chorus]Live devoted, live aware,Every breath becomes a prayer.Not for show and not for praise,But to walk in His holy ways.

[Outro]Let reverence rise and pride fall flat,Let faith be more than this or that.In every moment, let it be known—We live for Christ, and Christ alone.

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