Lyrics
Here with You, there's no condemnation
In the worth of Your embrace
With the kindness on Your face
Here with You, there's guilt nor shame
I am welcome in this place
By power the power of Your grace
As I draw near to You, You draw near to me
As I look upon You my heart sings
I love You holy spirit
I long for more of You
Your presence pulls me deeper
How I long for more of You
Here with You I find ways sufficient
In my weakness You are strong
Here with You where I belong
Here with with You I find Joy and strength
In Your presence I rejoice
With my praise I lift my voice
As I draw near to You, You draw near to me
As I look upon You my heart sings
As I draw near to You, You draw near to me
As I look upon You my heart sings
I love You holy spirit
I long for more of You
Your presence pulls me deeper
How I long for more of You
How I long for You, for You
Pour out Your fire
Set me ablaze
I wanna burn for You
Lord here my cry, reignite me again
I wanna burn for You
Pour out Your fire
Set me ablaze
I wanna burn for You
Lord here my cry, reignite me again
I wanna burn for You
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Pour Out Your Fire" is a prayer for renewed closeness to the Holy Spirit. The lyrics begin with freedom from condemnation, guilt, and shame, then move toward welcome, grace, and strength in God's presence. The repeated image of drawing near presents worship as a response to divine nearness rather than an effort to earn acceptance.
The fire imaggry then becomes a petition for renewed devotion and a life oriented toward God. Romans 8:1 directly supports the opening declaration about freedom from condemnation, while James 4:8 supports the language of drawing near to God. The request to be reignited can also be read alongside 2 Timothy 1:6, where a spiritual gift is stirred into flame. The song thus combines assurance with an earnest plea for fresh fervor.
Related Scripture
- Romans 8:1 There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.
- James 4:8 James calls people to draw near to God with the promise that He will draw near.
- 2 Timothy 1:6 Paul urges Timothy to fan his spiritual gift into flame.