Track List

Track 12: “Heart of a Servant”

“Heart of a Servant” is a transformative song that explores the essence of true leadership and greatness through the lens of servanthood. The lyrics challenge the pursuit of personal glory and fame, advocating instead for humility and a willingness to serve others selflessly.

By invoking Adonai (Lord) and seeking the guidance of the Ruach (Spirit), the song becomes a prayer for transformation—a desire to be molded into a servant leader following the example of Yeshua. The chorus emphasizes the longing for a heart devoted to serving with fervency and sincerity.

The bridge calls upon El Olam (Eternal God) to let His will be done, highlighting the aspiration to align one’s life with God’s eternal purposes. The song underscores that true fulfillment and honor come from putting others before oneself and embracing the role of a servant. 

“Heart of a Servant” resonates with men in leadership positions, whether in the family, workplace, or community, prompting them to reevaluate their motivations and methods. It challenges cultural notions of success and power, offering a countercultural perspective rooted in biblical principles.

Musically, the track features a harmonious blend of uplifting melodies and reflective tones, creating an atmosphere conducive to introspection and commitment. The song invites listeners to open their hearts to transformation and to embrace a lifestyle of humility and service.

This song serves as a powerful reminder that greatness in God’s kingdom is measured not by status or achievements but by the willingness to serve others with love and compassion. “Heart of a Servant” inspires men to adopt a servant’s mindset, impacting lives and communities through selfless action.

Track 12: “Heart of a Servant”

Scripture References:

        •        Mark 10:43-45 (NIV): “…whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant… For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve…”

        •        Philippians 2:5-7: “In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Messiah Yeshua: Who, being in very nature God… made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant…”

        •        John 13:14-15: “Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet…”

        •        Galatians 5:13: “You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love.”

Reflection:

Yeshua exemplified servant leadership, turning worldly notions of greatness upside down. Mark 10:43-45 calls us to greatness through service, mirroring Yeshua’s mission.

Philippians 2:5-7 urges us to adopt Messiah’s mindset, who humbled Himself despite His divine nature. This humility is the essence of a servant’s heart.

In John 13:14-15, Yeshua washes His disciples’ feet, modeling servanthood and instructing us to do likewise. This act symbolizes humility, love, and willingness to meet others’ needs.

Galatians 5:13 reminds us that our freedom in Messiah is an opportunity to serve others in love, not to pursue selfish desires.

Developing a servant’s heart requires surrendering pride, embracing humility, and prioritizing others’ needs. It’s a daily choice to follow Yeshua’s example in how we lead, relate, and live.

Call to Action:

        1.        Embrace Humility:

        •        Practice: Reflect on areas where pride may hinder you from serving.

        •        Application: Choose to put others first in practical ways.

        2.        Serve Practically:

        •        Practice: Identify needs within your family, church, or community.

        •        Application: Volunteer your time, skills, or resources to meet those needs.

        3.        Lead by Example:

        •        Practice: Demonstrate servanthood in your leadership roles.

        •        Application: Mentor others in serving, fostering a culture of humility.

        4.        Cultivate Yeshua’s Mindset:

        •        Practice: Meditate on passages that highlight Yeshua’s humility and service.

        •        Application: Pray for the Holy Spirit to transform your heart to reflect His.

Prayer:

Adonai, Lord and Master, I desire a servant’s heart like Yeshua. Help me to relinquish pride and embrace humility. Teach me to serve others selflessly and joyfully. May my actions reflect Your love and draw others to You. Mold me into a vessel of honor for Your glory. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Lyrics

Heart of a Servant

Verse 1:

Not seeking glory, not seeking fame,
Content to serve in another’s name.
Yeshua washed the feet of men,
Teaching us how to serve again.
Let me follow in His ways,
Serving others all my days.

Chorus:

Adonai, mold my heart,
Set me in Your work of art.
Ruach, teach me to be fervent,
Give me the heart of a servant.

Verse 2: 

Pride has often led me wrong,
But Your love has made me strong.
In the small things let me be,
Faithful in humility.
For the last shall be the first,
Quenching others’ deepest thirst.

Chorus:

Adonai, mold my heart,
Set me in Your work of art.
Ruach, teach me to be fervent,
Give me the heart of a servant.

Bridge: 

El Olam, Eternal One,
Let Your will in me be done.
May my life reflect Your grace,
Till I see You face to face.

Chorus:

Adonai, mold my heart,
Set me in Your work of art.
Ruach, teach me to be fervent,
Give me the heart of a servant.

Outro:

Serving with a willing heart,
From Your love, I’ll not depart.