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Jesus, I See You by Derek Johnson cover art

Derek Johnson - Jesus, I See You Lyrics

Artist:
Derek Johnson

Lyrics

Jesus, I see You, I see Your glory
I see Your power displayed before me
And I, I live for Your presence


And all, all my heart is Yours
Everything I am for Your Kingdom's cause
I live to make You known


In the Heavens, here upon the earth
Let Your name be lifted up, lifted up


In You this freedom, freedom to live now
Marked by Your Spirit, I lay my life down
And I, I live for Your presence


And all, all my heart is Yours
Everything I am for Your Kingdom's cause
I live to make You known


In the Heavens, here upon the earth
Let Your name be lifted up, lifted up
And I live only to sing Your praise forevermore
Let Your name be lifted up, lifted up


Jesus, my Savior
Jesus, the King of all
Jesus, my Hero
Jesus, You are the perfect love


In the Heavens, here upon the earth
Let Your name be lifted up, lifted up
And I live only to sing Your praise forevermore
Let Your name be lifted up, lifted up


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Jesus, I See You” presents a confession of devotion shaped by praise, surrender, and a desire to make Christ known. The song moves from seeing divine glory and power to offering the whole life for God’s kingdom. Its repeated call for Jesus’ name to be lifted up across heaven and earth gives the lyric a clear focus: worship belongs to Christ, the Savior and King. The language of freedom through the Spirit also connects worship with a life changed by God’s presence.

The theme closely echoes Philippians 2:9-11, where every realm acknowledges the exalted name of Jesus. Romans 12:1 also provides a fitting parallel for the singer’s willingness to lay down life as an act of worship. Rather than treating praise as a passing response, the lyric portrays it as a lasting vocation expressed through allegiance, witness, and adoration. Its central image is a life wholly directed toward Christ, with every part offered for his kingdom and his praise.

Related Scripture

  • Philippians 2:9-11 The passage describes Jesus’ exalted name being acknowledged in heaven and on earth.
  • Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to offer their lives to God as an act of worship.
  • 2 Corinthians 3:17 The verse connects the presence of the Lord’s Spirit with freedom.