Reba McEntire’s Powerful ‘I’m a Survivor’ Grand Ole Opry Performance

Get ready for a classic country music queen. Check out Reba McEntire’s powerful ‘I’m a Survivor’ at her Grand Ole Opry Performance.

The crowd immediately stands at attention as the music begins. Everyone has high energy, as you can see in Reba McEntire's Grand Ole Opry performance. You witness Reba enter the stage and start verse one. The camera zooms in on audience members, who are excitedly singing along to every memorized lyric. She has such a powerful stage presence. Reba has kept herself so strong and healthy over the years, and her voice is fantastic.

She appears to be having such a great time with this crowd. You will love the classy, black, and glittered country outfit. Reba shows her performing skills as she walks and has such confidence on the stage. It is as if she is spending time with close family or friends. She is a natural. McEntire directs the attention to the electric guitarist for an instrumental solo, and he shines. 

The second part of the chorus sings:

A single mom who works two jobs
Who loves her kids and never stops
With gentle hands and a heart of a fighter
I'm a survivor

This Reba McEntire Grand Ole Opry performance will remind you of the loyalty and dedication of the Opry members. At 71-years-old, Reba is still honored to grace the stage of this well-respected platform. She is truly a mother of the country music family, and her hit song reminds us that we can overcome the hard times in life. Jesus has given us joy and victory even through the trials and challenges in this world. Whatever you are facing today, may this performance remind you that you can be an overcomer in your situation with the help of Christ.

“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

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