I Speak Jesus Lyrics (2023)

FAQs

What is the message behind the song I speak Jesus? ›

Our newest song, “I Speak Jesus”, is all about speaking the name of Jesus. We want to speak the powerful name of Jesus over darkness, over strongholds, over fear and anxiety, and over depression. We want to speak the name of Jesus declaring peace, declaring hope, declaring healing, and declaring freedom.

At the name of Jesus, every knee will bow in heaven and on earth. This name has authority. All who call on the name of Jesus will be saved. Demons are subject to his name.

Just speaking the name of Jesus over our families, our communities, and our situations are the most effective thing we can do.” The title track of the EP came together as quickly as the collective group of Dustin Smith, Jesse Reeves, Carlene Prince, Raina Pratt, Kristen Dutton, and Abby Benton gathered to write.

Singing is a command, but there is a promise attached to this command: If we do as the Word says, we are assured that the Word of Christ will dwell in us richly, which is what we should desire as believers. We often think of singing solely when we're pleased and things are going well.

God's voice is heard saying “This is my own dear son with whom I am pleased.” This confirms Jesus' identity as the Son of God. The crowds of people standing on the banks of the River Jordan will know for certain that this is the greater person John has been telling them about.

Yahweh is the principal name in the Old Testament by which God reveals himself and is the most sacred, distinctive and incommunicable name of God.

He knows you one by one, name by name, wherever you are in the world. Whatever your situation is, know that you are better than you think you are. There is such goodness in you! Even if there are things in your life that are very hard—even if there is some pain—remember always that Jesus loves you.

“The Lord said unto Moses, and I will do this thing also that thou hast spoken: for thou hast found grace in my sight, and I know thee by name” -Exodus 33:17. This should bring a sense of significance to life. God, the greatest One in the Universe, knows us by name. In fact, he knows everything about us!

Most religious scholars and historians agree with Pope Francis that the historical Jesus principally spoke a Galilean dialect of Aramaic.

Is it biblical to speak the name of Jesus? ›

Whatever we face, our first option should always be to call upon the name of Jesus Christ, for through that name the foundations are shaken and demons tremble. The Bible teaches us that there is a name above all other names that we know.

And since Jesus was the head of the meal, he likely led the song—this doxology. Historians and scholars say they probably sang from Psalm 118, the last of the Passover Psalms. The refrain of this Psalms is, “His steadfast love endures forever.” Imagine it.

The Song emphasises greatly the importance of love in a married couple's relationship. It is wrong when husbands and wives continuously force each other to do things. They should respect each other because they love each other. The Song shows how beautiful it is for a husband and wife to be loyal to each other.

“Explaining Jesus” is a powerful anthem with a purpose to provide love. Too often we hear of individuals taking religion, ideals, or viewpoints and twisting them to manipulate—and create—a tainted central dogma of society. Dependent upon where you are from (or how you are raised) defines that dogma.

The song is a worshipful tribute to her Heavenly Father that demonstrates her desire for people to know that Jesus can help us through any situation we are going through. It also reminds us that God uses our trials, so we can help others and tell our story of how God works in our lives.

So this requires a different kind of ear that apparently not everyone has (he that has an ear let him hear). These ears are not physical in nature but ears of the heart. God is calling people to have a heart that is able to perceive what his Spirit is saying.