Sifa Lyrics

Fierce by Jesus Culture + Chris Quilala cover art

Jesus Culture + Chris Quilala - Fierce Lyrics

Artist:
Jesus Culture + Chris Quilala
Album:
Let It Echo Unplugged (Live)
Official Release:
Jun. 17, 2016

Lyrics

Before I call


Before I ever cry


You answer me


From where the thunder hides


I can't outrun


This heart I'm tethered to


When every step


I collide with You


Like a tidal wave


Crashing over me


Rushing in to meet me here


Your love is fierce


Like a hurricane


That I can't escape


Tearing through the atmosphere


Your love is fierce


You cannot fail


The only thing I've found


Is through it all


You never let me down


You don't hold back


Relentless in pursuit


At every turn


I come face to face with You


Like a tidal wave


Crashing over me


Rushing in to meet me here


Your love is fierce


Like a hurricane


That I can't escape


Tearing through the atmosphere


Your love is fierce


You surround me


You chase me down


You seek me out


How can I be lost


When You have called me found


You chase me down


You seek me out


How can I be lost


When You have called me found


You chase me down


You seek me out


How can I be lost


When You have called me found


Like a tidal wave


Crashing over me


Rushing in to meet me here


Your love is fierce


Like a hurricane


That I can't escape


Tearing through the atmosphere


His love is fierce


Your love is fierce


You never let go


Your love is fierce


Even now You surround me


Your love is fierce


Always always


His love is fierce


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Fierce” portrays divine love as active, overwhelming, and impossible to outrun. Images of a tidal wave, hurricane, and thunder give that love immense scale, yet the lyric also makes it personal: God answers, pursues, surrounds, and names the lost person as found. The contrast between human flight and God’s steady pursuit turns the chorus into a declaration of confidence rather than fear.

Several biblical themes closely match this language. Jesus’ parable in Luke 15:4-6 describes a shepherd seeking a lost sheep until it is found, which parallels the bridge’s repeated language of being chased down and sought out. Romans 8:38-39 declares that nothing can separate believers from God’s love, fitting the song’s picture of a love that cannot be escaped. These connections support the central theme of dependable divine love that meets a person before the call and remains present through every turn.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 15:4-6 Jesus describes a shepherd seeking the lost sheep until it is found.
  • Romans 8:38-39 Paul declares that nothing can separate believers from God’s love.