Minister GUC - Eyes On Jesus Lyrics

Album: EYES ON JESUS - EP
Released: 23 Feb 2024

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Lyrics

Not my will but Yours be done

Jesus

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Not my will but Yours be done

Jesus

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Not my will but Yours be done

Jesus

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Not my will but Yours be done

Jesus

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

Not matter what I face

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

Not my will but Yours be done Lord Jesus

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

No matter what comes my way o

I rely on Jesus

Not my will but Yours be done

Jesus

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Not my will but Yours be done

Agu n’eche mba one (the only tiger that guards the land)

Not my plans but Yours for me

Jesus

Because Your way is the way

Your way is the surest way

All my eyes on Jesus

Your way is the way

Your way is the surest way

All my eyes on Jesus

Your way is the way

Your way is the surest way

All my eyes on Jesus

Your way is the way

Your way is the surest way

All my eyes on Jesus

Your way is the way

Your way is the surest way

All my eyes on Jesus

Oh oh oh oh

I rely on Jesus

Your way is the surest way

No matter how big I grow

No matter how strong I get

All my eyes on Jesus

Video

Minister GUC - Eyes On Jesus (Official Video)

Meaning & Inspiration

Minister GUC's "Eyes On Jesus," released on February 23, 2024, as part of his "EYES ON JESUS - EP," immediately establishes itself as a profound declaration of faith and surrender. This song is not merely a collection of verses; it's a spiritual anchor, guiding the believer to fix their gaze and trust entirely in Christ. Its core message resonates with the timeless Christian journey of yielding personal desires to divine will, an essential posture for navigating life’s complexities with peace and purpose.

The foundational declarations, "Not my will but Yours be done, Jesus" and "Not my plans but Yours for me, Jesus," echo the very prayer of Christ in Gethsemane (Matthew 26:39). This opening serves as a potent reminder of spiritual humility, acknowledging that human understanding and foresight are limited, while God’s wisdom is perfect and His intentions for us are always good. It's an invitation to release control and embrace the sovereignty of God, trusting, as Jeremiah 29:11 assures us, that His plans are to prosper us and give us hope for a future. This surrender is not a sign of weakness, but immense strength, born from the conviction that the Creator knows the path far better than His creation.

The recurring refrain, "All my eyes on Jesus" and "I rely on Jesus," becomes the pulsating heart of the song. It speaks to an unwavering focus, a deliberate choice to look past distractions, fears, and worldly allurements, directly to the source of life and strength. This mirrors the biblical exhortation in Hebrews 12:2 to "fix our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith." Just as Peter began to sink when he took his eyes off Jesus to look at the storm (Matthew 14:29-31), this song calls us to maintain an unshakeable perspective, knowing that true stability is found only in Christ. The repetition of these lines imbues them with the weight of a spiritual affirmation, transforming them into a personal covenant of dependence.

Later, the inclusion of the Igbo phrase "Agu n’eche mba one," which translates to 'the only tiger that guards the land,' serves as a powerful metaphor for Jesus. It portrays Him as the sole, ultimate Protector, an unyielding guardian whose strength and authority are unrivaled. This imagery reinforces the theme of reliance, assuring us that in Christ, we find complete security and defense against all adversity, aligning with the comforting promise of Psalm 121:7-8, "The Lord will keep you from all harm—he will watch over your life." It deepens the understanding of why placing all our eyes and reliance on Jesus is not just an act of faith, but a practical necessity for protection and provision.

The song culminates with the profound affirmation, "Your way is the way, Your way is the surest way." This declaration grounds the entire message in the absolute truth of God's path, echoing Jesus’ own statement in John 14:6, "I am the way and the truth and the life." It dismisses any notion of alternative routes to fulfillment or salvation, unequivocally stating that aligning with Christ’s direction is the only guaranteed path to lasting peace and purpose. Furthermore, the lines "No matter how big I grow, No matter how strong I get, All my eyes on Jesus" highlight a crucial truth: reliance on God is not merely for moments of weakness or the beginning of a spiritual journey. It's a lifelong commitment, guarding against pride and self-sufficiency that can creep in with personal achievements or perceived strength. This reinforces the eternal truth of John 15:5, that apart from Him, we can do nothing of lasting value. Through its simple yet profound declarations, "Eyes On Jesus" provides a powerful reminder for every individual seeking a steadfast anchor in a turbulent world.