Citipointe Worship - The Lord's Prayer Lyrics
Lyrics
Verse 1
Our Father in Heaven
Hallowed be Your name
Your kingdom come, Your will be done
On Earth as it is in Heaven
Chorus
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
Post-Chorus
Amen, amen
Amen
Verse 2
Lead us not into temptation
But deliver us from evil like You do, ayy
Lead us not into temptation
But deliver us from evil, deliver us from evil
Chorus
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
Post-Chorus
Amen
Amen, amen, amen
Bridge
On Earth as it is in Heaven (Hey)
On Earth as it is in Heaven (Come on, sing it out)
On Earth as it is in Heaven (We declare, we declare)
On Earth as it is in Heaven (Come on, hey)
On Earth as it is in Heaven
Let the world come to know Your presence
On Earth as it is in Heaven (Oh)
On Earth as it is in Heaven
Let the world come to know Your presence
On Earth as it is in Heaven
Chorus
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
Post-Chorus
Amen, amen, amen, amen
On Earth as it is in Heaven, ah, come on
Chorus
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
For Yours is the kingdom
The power, the glory forever
Amen
Outro
Amen (We declare it)
Amen
Video
The Lord's Prayer feat. Candace Nainby - (Citipointe Worship)
Meaning & Inspiration
Citipointe Worship’s rendition of "The Lord's Prayer," released on July 16, 2021, offers a compelling and deeply resonant interpretation of Jesus' foundational prayer for His followers. This rendition moves beyond a mere recitation, transforming the ancient words into a dynamic declaration of faith and an impassioned plea for divine intervention in our daily lives. The core message, deeply rooted in Matthew 6:9-13 and Luke 11:2-4, centers on acknowledging God's supreme sovereignty, hallowing His name, and submitting to His divine will. The opening verse immediately establishes this posture of worship, calling God "Our Father in Heaven" and expressing a profound desire for His name to be held in the highest regard. This mirrors the biblical call to reverence and awe, as seen in Psalm 99:9, which states, "Exalt the Lord our God and worship at his footstool; he is holy." The subsequent declaration, "Your kingdom come, Your will be done, On Earth as it is in Heaven," is not simply a passive wish, but an active yearning for God's reign and purpose to be manifest in every aspect of creation, echoing the fervent prayer of believers throughout scripture for the establishment of God's righteous rule.
The strength of this musical interpretation lies in its fervent emphasis on the declarative "Yours is the kingdom, The power, the glory forever. Amen." This powerful refrain serves as a robust affirmation of God's ultimate authority and enduring majesty, a truth found consistently throughout the biblical narrative, such as in 1 Chronicles 29:11 which proclaims, "Yours, Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor, for everything in heaven and on earth is yours." The repetition of "Amen" at the conclusion of each chorus reinforces the sincerity and certainty of this confession, signifying agreement and a seal of commitment to these divine truths. The second verse delves into the human struggle against sin and hardship with the plea, "Lead us not into temptation, But deliver us from evil." This petition directly reflects Jesus' instruction to pray for protection and guidance, acknowledging our inherent vulnerability and dependence on God's grace, a sentiment echoed in prayers for deliverance from spiritual and physical dangers, as seen in Psalm 91.
The bridge section, with its repeated emphasis on "On Earth as it is in Heaven," particularly the lines urging the world to "know Your presence," elevates the prayer from a personal petition to a corporate intercession for global spiritual awakening. This expansive vision calls for a tangible demonstration of God's presence and influence throughout the earth, mirroring the Great Commission's call to spread the Gospel and see His kingdom advance. The song culminates in a powerful repetition of the core message, solidifying its intended impact as a call to unwavering faith and devoted surrender. Citipointe Worship’s "The Lord's Prayer" is a potent musical invocation that not only preserves the sacred text but amplifies its call to worship, submission, and confident reliance on the Almighty.