Lyrics
Oh we trust you Jesus
Give us faith like a child
Faith that trusts their Father
You are true to every word and every promise
You will not fail me, You will not let me down
Give us faith like a child
Faith like a child
Simply believe
Simply believe
Come with Your love Jesus
Your love that drives out all fear
Your love that draws us in, draws us close to You Jesus
Trust the Father
The one who made you
The one who knows you
The one who calls you
The one who saved you
The one who will restore you
The one who will restore you
The Father who loves you
The Father who knows you
You can trust, You can trust
You can trust, Just a little bit at a time
Surrender, surrender
You will not be disappointed
You will not be disappointed
You will not be disappointed
Surrendering your all and giving Him your all
He will not let you down
He doesn’t require perfection
He doesn’t require perfection
He will meet you right where you are
He will meet you right where you are
Right where you are, right where you are, yes
Just an open heart
Just an open heart saying yes
Surrendering and saying yes
Father
Fill this room with Your love
The greatest love I know
Fill this room with Your love
Nothing compares, nothing compares
Fill this room with Your love, Your peace
The one who holds your future
The one who knows your every need
Fill this room with Your love
Fill this room with Your love, Jesus
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Spontaneous (Live)” unfolds as an extended prayer about childlike faith, surrender, and the Father’s dependable love. The lyrics move from trust in Christ’s words and promises to a request for love that drives out fear. Repeated descriptions of the Father as creator, savior, restorer, and the one who knows each need emphasize security in God’s character rather than confidence in human perfection.
The song treats surrender as a gradual but genuine response. An open heart, rather than flawless performance, becomes the posture through which peace and closeness are sought. Its language closely reflects Matthew 18:3-4, where childlike humility is connected with the kingdom of heaven, and 1 John 4:18, which links perfect love with the removal of fear. The invitation to trust the Father also aligns with 1 Peter 5:7 and its assurance of divine care. As a spontaneous worship piece, it gathers these themes into a sustained appeal for faith, restoration, love, and peace.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 18:3-4 Jesus uses a child as an example of humility and childlike faith.
- 1 John 4:18 The passage states that perfect love drives out fear.
- 1 Peter 5:7 The verse calls for casting anxieties on God because he cares.