"Reach for the stars" genre: Spiritual Children's
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	A mid-tempo worship song that encourages us to "attempt the impossible"...
	MP3.com CD: Songs Compilation 1 - buy it! CD: FW3 - Fire & Rain   Label: Daybreak Music Credits: Mike Burn
	Story Behind the Song William Carey said "Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God!", which became a guiding statement for much of the modern missionary movement. Many people when they first become a christain, are fired up to attempt the impossible, and change the world. As time goes on, that initial fire can dim, and certainly for myself, I sometimes wonder where it went, and long to recover that early zeal and passion. What I've noticed with children is that they have a natural enthusiasm for so many things, and when they are taught about the plans that God has for them, their faith can be tremendously powerful, and infectious. The aim of this song is to suggest that we should attempt the impossible - "What is impossible with man is possible with God" - and we should especially encourage children to dream great dreams, and aim high, and in encouraging them, we will be stirred up ourselves to do likewise. Go for it! Lyrics What can I say, what can I do? To show you Jesus that I love you I give you my heart, I give you my song Oh Jesus, I want you to know I'd reach, for the stars Climb the highest mountain Run a million miles Swim the widest sea Jump over the moon That's how much I love you I'd do anything for you my Lord What do you ask, what should I do? Please help me Jesus to follow you I give you my life I give you my will Oh Jesus, I want you to know Mike Burn Copyright © 1996 Daybreak Music

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