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Jesus On the Radio by Jamie Kimmett cover art

Jamie Kimmett - Jesus On the Radio Lyrics

Artist:
Jamie Kimmett

Lyrics

It’s quarter to eight


And I’m running late 


But my minds still asleep in the bed 


I catch all the news


Then I gotta choose


To make sure my spirit is fed 


 


On the brightest day 


In the darkest night 


There’s a voice I hear 


And it keeps me right 


Tells me what I need to know


 


Jesus on the Radio 


Got me dancing to the melody of rhythm of hope


Jesus On the radio


Singing songs about the one that saved my soul


Jesus on the radio


Oh no you know it doesn’t matter where I go


If I got Jesus on the radio 


Jesus on the radio


 


In the back of the car


They’re asking how far


But we still got miles to go


When I get in gear 


What I need to hear


Is the music that’ll lift my soul


 


On the brightest day 


In the darkest night 


There’s a voice I hear 


And it keeps me right 


Tells me what I need to know


 


It doesn’t matter where I go


If I got Jesus on the radio 


It doesn’t matter where I go


If I got Jesus on the


 


It doesn’t matter where I go


If I got Jesus on the radio 


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Meaning & Inspiration

Jesus On the Radio presents everyday Christian listening as a source of spiritual focus. The opening scene places the singer in a rushed morning, caught between the news and the need for the spirit to be fed. Against both bright days and dark nights, the song describes a steady voice that offers direction. Its central image is simple and cheerful: songs about Jesus can carry hope into ordinary routines and remind the singer of the One who saved his soul.

The second verse moves that idea from the morning rush to a family car trip. Miles remain, questions arise, and music becomes encouragement for the road. The repeated claim that location does not matter gives the chorus a portable quality; faith-filled music accompanies work, travel, and uncertainty alike. The song does not treat radio itself as sacred. Instead, it celebrates the truth being heard through it and the way that truth lifts the soul.

Related Scripture

  • Colossians 3:16 Paul connects songs about Christ with teaching, gratitude, and spiritual formation.
  • Psalm 40:3 The psalm describes God giving a new song of praise that points others toward trust in him.