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Jesus Culture - Where You Go I Go Lyrics

Artist:
Jesus Culture
Album:
Your Love Never Fails (Live)
Official Release:
01 Jan 2008

Lyrics

Jesus Culture 2008
Kim Walker


Chorus
Where you go I go
What you say I say, God
Where you pray I pray
Where you pray I pray
(repeat)


Verse
Jesus only did
What he saw you do
He would only say
What he heard you speak


He would only move
When he felt you lead
Following your heart
Following your spirit


How could I expect
To walk without you
When every move that Jesus made
Was in surrender


I would not begin
To live without you
For you alone are worthy
And you are always good


You are always good
Yeah...


You are always good
Always good
Always good
Yeah, yeah yeah


Chorus


Bridge
Though the world sees and soon forgets
We will not forget who you are and what you've done for us,
What you've done for us


Chorus


Bridge


Bridge 2
Though the world sees and soon forgets
We will not forget, who you are,
Who you are, who you are, yeah
Who you are, oh you are my God, you are my God
You are my god, you are my God, you are my God
Woah, yeah..


Chorus


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Meaning & Inspiration

Where You Go I Go expresses discipleship as close dependence on God. Its central promises concern going, speaking, and praying in step with divine direction. The verse grounds that commitment in the example of Jesus, who acts according to what he sees the Father doing and speaks what he receives from the Father. Surrender is therefore presented not as passivity but as a pattern of attentive obedience shaped by Gods goodness and worthiness.

The lyrics closely echo Jesuss words in Johns Gospel about the Sons dependence on the Father. That connection gives the repeated chorus a clear biblical focus: faithful action begins with listening and following rather than self-direction. The bridge adds remembrance to obedience, contrasting a forgetful world with a community determined to recall Gods identity and deeds. Repeated affirmations that God is always good hold the song together as worship. Its prayerful language ultimately links imitation of Christ, responsiveness to the Spirit, gratitude for divine action, and trust in Gods character.

Related Scripture

  • John 5:19 Jesus says the Son does what he sees the Father doing.
  • John 12:49 Jesus explains that the Father gave him direction about what to say and speak.
  • Romans 8:14 Paul describes Gods children as those who are led by the Spirit of God.