Lyrics
Uhh …
Yeah
I just wanna feel your presence…
Ohhh ehhhhn
I just wanna feel your presence
Lord I just wanna feel your presence
So I don’t have to feel alone tonight
I just want to keep from stressing everything inside my mind
So I pray I pray increase my faith
Because it feels like heaven
when am in your presence
I just wanna feel your joy
I just wanna feel your love for me
I just wanna feel a voice and I don’t have to feel empty
When my knees get weak and I loose my feet you renew my strength
With the shoes of peace
So I can use a Little bit of grace I have
Cause i don’t wanna have another breakdown
Am fighting battles that I can’t even see
Greater I see the one whose living in me
Lord I just wanna feel your presence
So I don’t have to feel alone tonight
I just want to keep from stressing everything inside my mind
So I pray I pray increase my faith
Because it feels like heaven
when am in your presence
I can feel your presence is like having interview
Every single blessing is been better than any thing
The power that is in me is the one that separates his sins but
I can only do so much I have invested in a team
And I can help show love to the ones that are in need
Perfect time to show up in a certain kinda free
Conquered it on Calvary death is what is of his team
From his grave he rose up
His a resurrected king
I’m fighting battles that you have already won
Take all the shadows cause I’m ready to rock
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Meaning & Inspiration
In Your Presence presents prayer as the answer to loneliness, mental strain, weakness, and unseen conflict. The singer asks for greater faith, joy, love, grace, and renewed strength, describing the presence of God as relief from emptiness. References to peace, Calvary, resurrection, and battles already won place the struggle within a Christian confession: Christ has conquered death, and his life within the believer is greater than the opposition around him.
Several biblical themes are clearly echoed. Psalm 16:11 associates the presence of God with fullness of joy. Isaiah 40:29 says that God gives power to the faint and increases strength for those without might, matching the plea for renewal when knees grow weak. The declaration about the one living within also recalls 1 John 4:4, which says that the one in believers is greater than the one in the world. Together, these themes make the song both an honest account of distress and a confession of confidence in Christ's presence and victory.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 16:11 The psalm associates God's presence with fullness of joy.
- Isaiah 40:29 God gives strength to the faint and powerless.
- 1 John 4:4 The one in believers is greater than the one in the world.