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Spirit Of God by John Dreher cover art

John Dreher - Spirit Of God Lyrics

Artist:
John Dreher

Lyrics

Our hearts are open wide 


Refine us with Your fire 


Lord, we surrender


With worship we await 


Spirit, have Your way 


Reveal Your Glory 


We thirst for more


We thirst for more of You


Chorus 1 


Spirit of God, Spirit of God 


Spring up a well in this place 


Let God arise come and flood our lives 


Overflow in us 


Verse 


With worship we await 


Spirit have Your way 


Reveal Your Glory 


We long for more 


We long for more of You 


We thirst for more


We thirst for more of You 


Chorus 2 


Spirit of God, Spirit of God 


Spring up a well in this place 


Let God arise come and flood our lives 


Overflow in us 


Spirit of God, Spirit of God


Move like the wind in this place 


God, Let us see indescribable things


Come and move in us


Come and move in us


Overflow in us


Overflow in us


Bridge 


////Oh oh oh 


Oh oh oh 


Oh oh oh 


You are welcome in this place////


Chorus 3


Spirit of God, Spirit of God


Move like the wind in this place 


God, Let us see indescribable things


Come and move in us


(Repeat Bridge)


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Meaning & Inspiration

Spirit of God presents a prayer of surrender, spiritual thirst, and openness to divine renewal. Images of refining fire, a springing well, wind, and overflowing life give the song a clear focus on the work of the Holy Spirit. Its repeated requests for God to arise and move turn the lyric into worship shaped by dependence rather than self-reliance. The welcome offered to the Spirit also reinforces the song’s atmosphere of reverence and expectancy.

The well imagery closely echoes Jesus’ description of living water in John 7, where the Gospel identifies that promise with the Spirit. The appeal for movement like the wind also recalls Jesus’ words about the Spirit in John 3. Together, these biblical images support the central plea: that God would refine surrendered hearts, reveal divine glory, and bring life that cannot be contained. Repetition gives the prayer a congregational character, allowing longing, surrender, and praise to remain at the center.

Related Scripture

  • John 7:38-39 Jesus describes living water as a reference to the Spirit.
  • John 3:8 Jesus compares the Spirit’s mysterious movement to the wind.
  • Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to offer themselves to God in worship.