Lyrics
I feel it in my bones, You're about to move
I feel it in the wind, You're about to ride in
You said that You would pour Your spirit out
You said that You would fall on sons and daughters
So like the rain, come and drench us in love
Let Your glory rush in like a flood
We are fixed on this one thing
To know Your goodness and see Your glory
We're transformed by this one thing
To know Your presence and see Your beauty
I can see it now, Your kingdom come
I can hear it now, the sounds of heaven
You said that if we ask, we'll receive
We are asking for the greater measure
So like the rain, come and drench us in love
Let Your power rush in like a flood
We are fixed on this one thing
To know Your goodness and see Your glory
We're transformed by this one thing
To know Your presence and see Your beauty
Come and blow on through
Spirit move, we're ready for You to
Come and blow on through
Come and do what only You can do
We are fixed on this one thing
To know Your goodness and see Your glory
We're transformed by this one thing
To know Your presence and see Your beauty
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song is a prayer for the Holy Spirit’s presence and transforming work. Images of wind, rain, and flood communicate movement, abundance, and divine initiative. The promise that the Spirit will be poured out on sons and daughters closely follows Joel’s prophecy, repeated in Acts at Pentecost. Rather than treating that promise as abstract, the lyrics answer it with expectation: Spirit move becomes a direct appeal for God to act.
A second emphasis is focused desire. The singers seek to know God’s goodness, see his glory, and remain attentive to his presence and beauty. The language of asking and receiving recalls Jesus’ teaching that the Father gives the Holy Spirit to those who ask him. References to the kingdom coming and the sounds of heaven also place the prayer within hope for God’s rule to become evident. Transformation is presented as the outcome of encountering God, while readiness and dependence shape the song’s worshipful posture.
Related Scripture
- Joel 2:28-29 God promises to pour out his Spirit on sons and daughters.
- Acts 2:16-18 Peter identifies the outpouring at Pentecost with Joel’s promise of the Spirit.
- Luke 11:13 Jesus says the Father gives the Holy Spirit to those who ask him.