Lizz & VFC Choir - I See You In the Future Lyrics
Lyrics
I see you in the future Yes I do
Let us rejoice says the Lord
Do not remember the formerly
Do not consider the things of Old
Behold I am doing a new thing
Do you believe it? Do you receive it?
I see you in the future and you look better
And you look much better than you do right now
I see you in the scripture
And you look much better than you do right now
Says the Lord
I see you in the Future
Do not remember the formerly
Do not consider the things of Old
Behold I am doing a new thing
Do you believe it? Do you receive it?
I see you in the future and you look better
And you look much better than you do right now
I see you in the scripture
And you look much better than you do right now
Says the Lord
Do you believe it? Do you receive it?
Do you Believe it? Yes Lord
Do you receive it? Yes Lord
Adjustments Yes Lord, Enlargement Yes Lord
*had Promises, Yes Lord
receive blessings right now
Say Now: Now
I see you in the future
Do you believe it? Do you receive it?
Adjustments Yes Lord, Enlargement Yes Lord
Lookout promises , Yes Lord
Patapata Blessings right Now
I see you in the future and you look better
And you look much better than you do right now
I see you in the scripture
And you look much better than you do right now
Says the Lord
Performed By Lizz and VFC CHOIR
Video
Lizz And Vfc Choir - I see you (Official Video) 2013 Directed By Dr. Eddie
Meaning & Inspiration
When Lizz & VFC Choir released "I See You In The Future" on December 11, 2013, they unleashed a powerful and timeless anthem of divine hope and transformation, a true sonic sermon that continues to resonate with profound encouragement. This isn't merely a musical piece; it's a prophetic declaration, inviting every believer into an understanding of God's unwavering gaze upon their destiny. The song’s essence lies in its beautiful articulation of God’s perspective, urging us to step out of past limitations and embrace the glorious future He has meticulously prepared.
At its core, "I See You In The Future" draws heavily from the liberating truth found in Isaiah 43:18-19, which states, "Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?" The song directly echoes this divine instruction, calling us to relinquish the burdens of yesterday, the failures, the disappointments, and the regrets that often hold us captive. Instead, it directs our focus to a present and active God who is always in the business of new beginnings. This isn't an idle wish; it's a divine promise, reinforced by the repeated question, "Do you believe it? Do you receive it?" This challenges us to actively engage our faith, moving beyond mere intellectual assent to a posture of confident expectation and open reception.
The song’s most impactful line, "I see you in the future and you look better, and you look much better than you do right now," is a breathtaking revelation of God's eternal perspective. It’s a tender reassurance, a divine counter-narrative to our often self-critical internal dialogues or the world’s harsh judgments. This vision is not based on our current circumstances or shortcomings, but on God's perfecting work, echoing scriptures like Philippians 1:6, which assures us that "he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." It speaks to a spiritual and holistic betterment, a transformation that aligns us more fully with the image of Christ, as described in 2 Corinthians 3:18. The affirmation, "I see you in the scripture," further anchors this hope, reminding us that God's plan for our improved future isn't arbitrary; it’s intricately woven into the promises and prophecies found within His written Word, much like Jeremiah 29:11 affirms God’s good plans for our hope and future. It's a testament to the unchanging nature of God's word and His unwavering commitment to His covenant.
The interactive responses in the song – "Yes Lord" to "Do you believe it? Do you receive it?" – transform it from a passive listening experience into an active declaration of faith. Phrases like "Adjustments Yes Lord, Enlargement Yes Lord, Promises Yes Lord" speak to a process of divine refinement and expansion that God orchestrates in our lives. "Adjustments" suggests God's loving hand reordering our steps, aligning us with His perfect will, much like a potter shapes clay. "Enlargement" speaks to spiritual growth, increased capacity, and broadening influence, resonating with the idea in Ephesians 3:20 that God is "able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine." The call to "receive blessings right now" and the emphatic "Say Now: Now," culminating in "Patapata Blessings right Now," drives home the urgency and immediate availability of God's favor. It's a vibrant expression of faith in action, a refusal to defer God’s goodness to some distant future, but rather to claim it in the present moment. This aligns with the principle of faith found in Hebrews 11:1, where faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen, bringing them into reality through belief and declaration. The VFC Choir’s collective voice amplifies this message, making it a communal declaration of hope and spiritual affirmation that encourages every soul to look beyond their present limitations into the boundless possibilities of a divinely orchestrated future.