Lyrics
Skies spin their dance
Within Your breath
Time runs its race
Within Your hand
And my mind runs wild
To comprehend
What no mind on earth
Could understand
Your ways are higher
Your thoughts are wilder
Love came like madness
Poured out in blood?wash romance
It makes no sense but this is grace
And I know You're with me in this place
Here now
All I know is I know that You are
Here now
Still my heart
Let Your voice be all I hear now
Spirit breathe
Like the wind come have Your way
Cause I know You're in this place
Faith makes a fool
Of what makes sense
But grace found my heart
Where logic ends
When justice called
For all my debts
The Friend of sinners
Came instead
Here now
All I know is I know that You are
Here now
Still my heart
Let Your voice be all I hear now
Spirit breathe
Like the wind come have Your way
Cause I know that You are here now
Heart and soul
God I know that You are here now
Fix my eyes
On the thing s that I can't see now
And all I see
Is the glory of Your Name
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Here Now” places awe, grace, and surrender within an immediate awareness of God’s presence. The opening images set creation and time under divine rule, then admit the limits of human understanding. That humility continues as the lyrics contrast God’s ways with ordinary logic and describe Christ’s sacrifice as grace received where reason reaches its limit. The repeated prayer for a quiet heart and a clearly heard voice turns the song from reflection into worship.
Isaiah 55:8–9 closely supports the contrast between God’s higher ways and human thought. Romans 5:8 also illuminates the lines about love poured out in blood and the Friend of sinners meeting the demand of justice. The appeals for the Spirit to breathe like wind recall Jesus’ description in John 3:8, though the song uses the image as prayerful language. Across these themes, God’s presence is presented as the answer to distraction: the heart becomes still, attention is fixed beyond the visible, and glory belongs to His name.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 55:8-9 God declares that His thoughts and ways are higher than human thoughts and ways.
- Romans 5:8 The verse connects God’s love with Christ’s death for sinners.
- John 3:8 Jesus compares the Spirit’s work to the movement of the wind.