Lyrics
We're standing here together,
As a family we, join hands together,
Lifting praises to the Father of above,
For sending His Son.
We've chosen together,
As a family to serve Him forever,
Knowing nothing else will matter in time,
We've made up our minds.
Through the heat of the day,
We will join in the fight,
Till He takes us away,
Till our faith becomes sight,
As for me and my house,
We will serve the Lord.
Choose you this day,
Tell me who will you serve,
Let nothing stand in your way,
Give the praise He deserves,
As for me and my house,
We will serve the Lord.
We'll serve Him,
We'll serve Him,
We'll serve Him,
For He is worthy.
Serve Him, (we'll) serve Him,
Serve Him, (we'll) serve Him,
For He is worthy.
Choose you this day,
Tell me who will you serve,
Let nothing stand in your way,
Give the praise He deserves,
As for me and my house,
We will serve the Lord,
The Lord, the Lord!
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Me and My House” presents service to God as a shared family commitment. The household joins in praise for the Father’s gift of His Son, then makes a lasting choice to serve Him. Its central declaration comes directly from Joshua 24:15, where Israel is called to choose whom it will serve and Joshua answers on behalf of his household.
The song does not portray that choice as effortless. Images of heat, struggle, and faith becoming sight place family devotion within endurance and future hope. The repeated call to let nothing obstruct worship gives the decision a practical seriousness, while the affirmation that God is worthy supplies its reason. Praise, perseverance, and household unity all flow from a deliberate allegiance to the Lord. By repeating “we’ll serve Him,” the closing section turns Joshua’s ancient declaration into an active pledge, emphasizing that faithful service is both a present choice and a continuing family practice.
Related Scripture
- Joshua 24:15 The chorus directly echoes Joshua’s pledge that his household will serve the Lord.
- 2 Corinthians 5:7 The hope that faith becomes sight reflects the contrast between faith and present sight.