Breakthrough Anthem Feature – We Are Messengers “Point To you”

“Point to You” by We Are Messengers is more than a song—it’s a confession, a cry, and a declaration all wrapped into one. Darren Mulligan wrote it from a place of deep regret, wrestling with the weight of his past and the struggle to forgive himself. He said, “I know You want my heart, my bruises and my scars. I’m coming as I am, the only way I can.”

That line alone carries the heartbeat of the Gospel. It’s not about perfection—it’s about surrender. Darren’s honesty opens the door for all of us who’ve felt the sting of shame and the ache of not being enough. He’s not hiding behind polished lyrics; he’s laying it all bare.

He shared, “I’ve made a mess of things. I’ve hurt people. I’ve hurt myself. But I’ve found that God doesn’t run from my brokenness—He runs toward it.” That truth is what makes this song a breakthrough anthem. It’s the kind of message that doesn’t just resonate—it restores.

I see myself in that. And I know many of you do too. There’s something about hearing someone else name the pain you’ve carried that makes you feel seen. And when that pain is met with grace, it changes everything.

John 12:49 reminds us that even Jesus didn’t speak on His own authority—He spoke what the Father gave Him. That’s the posture Darren takes in this song, and it’s the one I strive for in my own work. Not to point to myself, but to point to Him.

Matthew 5:16 says, “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” That’s the mission behind this song, and behind this site. Every lyric, every story, every banner—it’s all meant to reflect the light of Christ.

Darren’s testimony reminds us that breakthrough doesn’t come when we’ve got it all figured out. It comes when we’re honest enough to say, “I can’t do this on my own.” And that’s when grace steps in.

Isaiah 43:18–19 says, “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!” That’s the promise this song carries. That no matter what you’ve done, no matter where you’ve been, God is still writing your story.

So if you’re listening to “Point to You” and feeling that tug in your spirit—that’s not just emotion. That’s invitation. To come as you are. To lay it down. To point your life, your story, your everything… to Him.