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Reflection: “Astronaut” – Derek Minor, Deraj, and Byron Juane

"I keep blastin’ off like an astronaut…” — this anthem isn’t just a vibe; it’s a launchpad for faith, confidence, and relentless purpose in Christ.

“Astronaut” is a bold declaration that life with God isn’t grounded in fear or people’s approval—it’s a mission of divine elevation. From the first verse, the lyrics speak of embracing calling and pressure, recognizing adversity as training ground ("This adversity my university") rather than limitation. There’s a joy here, a holy momentum, as the artists reject comparison culture and the distractions of social media to chase something higher: purpose through the lens of identity in Christ.

When they say, “Be mad at Jesus, that’s how He crafted me,” it’s more than a clever line—it’s a reminder that who we are in Christ may be misunderstood by the world, but it’s intentional. There’s confidence in calling and assurance in design.

The refrain of never touching the ground every time they fall speaks to grace—the kind that doesn’t just catch you but propels you. God doesn’t just break the fall, He launches you into something greater.

This is a song for the ones who’ve been underestimated, for those who’ve stumbled but refused to stay down, and for believers who understand that obedience isn’t always popular, but it always lifts. With swagger, vulnerability, and spiritual grit, “Astronaut” turns every trial into fuel for takeoff.

So if you're in a season where life’s trying to pull you down, remember this: God’s gravity-defying grace is real. And when you're walking in your God-given purpose, you’re not just floating—you’re launching. Orbiting hope. Living lit. Never touching down.