None Are Stronger (live) Rich Mullins

"None Are Stronger" by Rich Mullins, released in 1995, is a #Folk song that emphasizes themes of faith, humility, and the strength found in vulnerability. The lyrics convey the idea that true power comes from reliance on God rather than personal strength. Unique musical elements include heartfelt vocals and acoustic instrumentation. The song has resonated deeply within Christian music circles, highlighting Mullins' influence as a songwriter.

And as I lay me down one evening
I thought of Jesus on the hill
And how for men He was weeping
When it was Him they were going to kill
And I know it would have saved them
Had they only just allowed
None are stronger than the humble
And few are weaker than the proud

And then my thoughts, they turned to David
And how he watched his father's flocks
How the music that he was playing
Could calm the demons in a mighty man's heart
And when the prophet came round looking for a king
He sought young David out
'Cause none are stronger than the humble
And few are weaker than the proud

And I know that you know about Moses
And how he left the Pharoah's courts
When he saw the injustice
Done to the people, the people of the Lord
And though his fears drove him to hiding
The Lord his heart with courage soon endowed
'Cause none are stronger than the humble
And few are weaker than the proud

Previous Lyric Next Lyric