In my darkest time in life and even at that time when all seemd down-casted on my side, Lord, I still hold firm unto You.
Even in my weakness, when there is no money,and my hope all gone, I’ll still praise and worship bearing in mind that You’re God. And You’ll will be my God despite the challenges I’m facing.
This particular song speaks to me in many ways but one that remains constant is that, in the most lowest moment in life, when everything looked bleak, He gave me a second chance and that’s why “He is God and He’ll never change.”
However, let me explain the meaning of this song “You Are God” by Deborah Peterz, a talented gospel singer & worship leader.
This song is all about worshiping God and recognizing who He is. Deborah Peterz is singing from a place of deep love and respect for God.
She’s not asking for anything in the song, she’s just adoring Him and acknowledging His greatness.
When she says, “You are God,” she’s simply reminding herself (and us) that God is above everything.
He’s not like people who change or fail. He’s not moved by problems or pressure. He is always strong, always holy, and always good.
In every situation (whether good or bad) He remains God. She talks about how powerful and wonderful He is.
It’s like she’s saying, “No matter what I see in this world, I still know that You are the one true God.”
She sees Him as the Creator, the King, and the one who never changes. That gives her comfort and confidence.
Another beautiful part of the song is how Deborah worships God just for being who He is. She’s not praising Him because He blesses her rather she’s praising God simply because He deserves it.
That kind of worship is very deep because it comes from a heart that knows and loves God personally.
She also reminds us that nothing can compare to God. No one can do the things He does. He is faithful, He is kind, He is mighty and He is always present.
Even when we don’t feel like it, God is still God and that truth gives us peace.
In summary, “God, I see You. I know You. I recognize that You are the Almighty, the One who never fails and the One who holds everything together.
You’re not just a part of my life but also you’re my life. And I will worship You because You’re God and You’ll always be God.”
It’s a humble and powerful declaration of faith. Whether you’re in a happy place or going through a lot in life, this song reminds you that God is still on the throne. And that’s something worth holding on to. Hallelujah….