Lyrics
Come in the house
Come in the house
Jesus You are welcome
Come in the house
Come in the house
Come in the house
Jesus You are welcome
Come in the house
Let your glory fill the house
Glory fill the house
Jesus you are welcome
Let your presence fill the house
Presence fill the house
Jesus you are welcome
Let your love fill the house
Love fill the house
Jesus you are welcome
(Let your power fill the house)
Come in the house
In Him I place my faith and trust
For He knows I shall never give up
Bridge over troubled water
He answers all my prayers and hears my pleas
He is the source of my life, the source of my strength
He is the joy that empowers within
King of kings, He's the mighty King
He is Almighty God
He's the well that shall never run dry
Fruit of my spirit
He's the apple of my eyes
He's the cornerstone
He's the way when times are hard
He's Jehovah Jireh
He's almighty God
In Him I place my faith and trust
For He knows I shall never give up
Bridge over troubled water
He answers all my prayers and hears my pleas
He is the source of my life, the source of my strength
He is the joy that empowers within
King of kings, He's the mighty King
He is Almighty, almighty, almighty God
He's a mighty God. Yes
He's a mighty God. Oh yes
He's a mighty Cod. Yes
He's a mighty God. Oh yes
Glory
Mighty God ,Oh yes he is
Outstanding (So outstanding, yeah)
LORD, you knock me out
Excited (I'm so excited,
It makes me wanna shout
Mighty God!
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Come In” combines invitation, prayer, and praise around a repeated welcome for Jesus. The house becomes the setting for requests that divine glory, presence, love, and power would fill the place. As the song develops, that corporate welcome becomes a personal confession of faith and trust in God as the source of life, strength, joy, and answered prayer.
The lyrics gather a series of biblical names and images to describe God’s sufficiency. “King of kings,” “cornerstone,” and “Jehovah Jireh” identify him as ruler, foundation, and provider, while the well that never runs dry suggests enduring spiritual provision. The phrase about a bridge over troubled water is woven into a declaration that God hears pleas and supplies strength when times are hard. Repeated praise of the “mighty God” then turns the prayer into celebration, affirming that the welcomed presence is also the dependable source of courage and joy.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm names God as a present source of refuge and strength in trouble.
- 1 Corinthians 3:11 Christ is identified as the foundation, matching the song’s cornerstone image.
- Philippians 4:19 The promise of God’s provision supports the song’s use of the name Jehovah Jireh.