A Little Stronger Everyday
Michael W. Smith · I'll Lead You Home [1995]
It was the father, son, and the holy ghost
A little carnal knowledge is a dangerous thing
It'll eat a hole in the brain
I'd be the biggest fool in the whole universe
To trade a heavenly blessing for a worldly curse
I was a weaker man til I made my stand
Now I am here to make a change
I'm running blind on the wheels of faith
Moving to the beat of a heart that prays
Hanging on every word you said
I get a little stronger every day
Ain't gonna find any help on the TV
Or written down on the pages of People magazine
It takes digging a little deeper into the good book now
For a little sacred advice
I'm running blind on the wheels of faith
Moving to the beat of a heart that prays
Hanging on every word you said
I get a little stronger every day
Getting strong, stronger now, every day
Getting strong, stronger now, every day
I'm getting stronger
I'm running blind on the wheels of faith
Moving to the beat of a heart that prays
Hanging on every word you said
I get a little stronger every day
About A Little Stronger Everyday
Michael W. Smith's "A Little Stronger Everyday" stands as a defining anthem of contemporary Christian music, capturing the essence of resilience through the lens of faith. Released on his 1995 album *I'll Lead You Home*, the track exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of acoustic guitar and heartfelt vocals, delivering a message of enduring strength amidst life's challenges. As a staple of his discography, the song has been widely adopted in worship settings and media, reinforcing Smith's reputation for crafting accessible, emotionally resonant recordings that address universal themes of perseverance. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to connect deeply with listeners seeking spiritual encouragement, cementing its place within the broader landscape of modern gospel and contemporary Christian music.