To be a Servant
David Haas · Other Songs - David Haas
Refrain: For I have come not to be served but to serve;
To give my life.
If you wish to be the first you must seek
To be a servant, to be a servant.
1. Can you drink the cup that I must drink;
Are you willing?
Can you be baptized like I have been baptized?
Are you able? Are you able?
2. For to sit at my right hand or at my left,
Is not for me to give.
But for those for whom it has been prepared,
It will be given. It will be given.
To give my life.
If you wish to be the first you must seek
To be a servant, to be a servant.
1. Can you drink the cup that I must drink;
Are you willing?
Can you be baptized like I have been baptized?
Are you able? Are you able?
2. For to sit at my right hand or at my left,
Is not for me to give.
But for those for whom it has been prepared,
It will be given. It will be given.
To be a Servant
David Haas delivers a profound meditation on humility and devotion in 'To be a Servant,' a track rooted in the English language genre of contemporary worship. The recording reflects Haas's signature style, characterized by intimate vocal delivery and a focus on lyrical depth that invites listeners into a space of spiritual surrender. As part of his broader discography, this song exemplifies his commitment to crafting music that serves as both a personal prayer and a communal affirmation of faith. The composition avoids theatrical flourish, instead prioritizing the raw emotional resonance of its message, making it a staple for congregations seeking to articulate the concept of service through sound.