Mr. Talkbox - I Can Feel Jesus Lyrics
Lyrics
Today is your day
Jesus Christ saves Don't you be afraid Come on let's celebrate
Well it's time to invite
The presence of the lord in this place Somebody said how do we do it We've got to give 'em the praise yep Therefore, submit to God
And resist the devil
And he will flee from you
Draw near to God
He will draw near to you
And He can wash you clean
Then you can say
I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place
Now somebody somebody Somebody somebody
Tried to act scared
Alright
You know that you can feel Him But you try to sit there
But you need to get up
(Get up)
And enter in his presence
So he can bless you yeah
Come on and shake the devil off Get your praise on
And you will feel much better
I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place
I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place I can feel Jesus in this place
I can feel Jesus all in this place
Behold I stand
And knock at your door
If anyone would hear me I will sup with thee Choose this day whom you will serve
Will it be your flesh will it be sin
I thought I told ya told ya
Time and time again
I want you I want you
I want you I want you
I want you I want you
I want you to praise Him yeah
(Yeah)
(Yeah yeah) (Come on)
(Do you feel Him)
Let me ask you
Will it be your flesh will it be sin (Will it be)
Will it be your flesh will it be sin (You've got to choose)
Will it be your flesh will it be sin (This day who you gon' serve) Will it be your flesh will it be sin (You gotta choose Jesus)
Today is your day
Jesus Christ saves Don't you be afraid Come on let's celebrate
Video
I Can Feel Jesus
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on September 25, 2020, as part of the "Playlist" album, Mr. Talkbox’s "I Can Feel Jesus" emerges not merely as a song, but as a vibrant, spoken-word exhortation wrapped in an irresistible groove, designed to ignite spiritual fervor and active participation in faith. From its opening declaration, "Today is your day, Jesus Christ saves, Don't you be afraid, Come on let's celebrate," the track immediately sets an uplifting and welcoming tone, serving as an open invitation to experience the transformative power of Christ. This initial call resonates with the timeless Gospel message of salvation and liberation from fear, reminiscent of declarations found in Isaiah 41:10, which reassures us not to fear, for God is with us, and Psalm 118:24, proclaiming "This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it."
The narrative quickly transitions into a practical guide for believers, questioning how one invites the divine presence into a space, then providing the unequivocal answer: through praise. This core teaching aligns perfectly with Psalm 22:3, which states that God inhabits the praises of His people, making active worship the conduit for experiencing His nearness. Mr. Talkbox then directly incorporates the powerful admonition from James 4:7-8: "Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you," seamlessly integrating Scripture into the song's fabric. This section emphasizes the dual action required for spiritual breakthrough: humble submission to God’s authority and firm resistance against spiritual opposition, promising divine cleansing and intimacy as a result, echoing 1 John 1:9 where confession leads to forgiveness and purification.
The recurring refrain, "I can feel Jesus in this place," becomes the anthem of the song, encapsulating the tangible, personal experience of God’s presence that the artist is encouraging. It's a testament to the Holy Spirit's work, providing an internal witness and a deep sense of connection that transcends mere intellectual assent. Mr. Talkbox keenly observes that some may feel this presence yet remain hesitant, sitting in apprehension. He powerfully urges them to "get up" and "enter in his presence," highlighting a common spiritual inertia and challenging individuals to move from passive observation to active engagement. This call to action mirrors the invitation in Hebrews 4:16 to "approach God’s throne of grace with confidence," suggesting that a proactive step of faith opens the door to receiving divine blessings.
Further reinforcing the call to active participation, the song encourages "shaking the devil off" and "getting your praise on" as a means to feel better, underscoring the therapeutic and empowering nature of worship. Praise is presented not just as a religious duty, but as a spiritual weapon and a source of emotional and spiritual well-being, an idea found throughout the Psalms where praise is a refuge and strength. The latter part of the song introduces another profound scriptural reference from Revelation 3:20, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me." This profound imagery of Jesus personally inviting fellowship adds a deeply intimate dimension, reminding listeners that God's desire for connection is personal and persistent.
Finally, the song culminates in an urgent and decisive call to choose whom one will serve—flesh and sin, or Jesus, echoing Joshua 24:15, "Choose this day whom you will serve." This stark choice, presented repeatedly, emphasizes the critical decision everyone faces between yielding to carnal desires and embracing a life dedicated to God through praise. Mr. Talkbox’s emphatic repetition, "You gotta choose Jesus," leaves no room for ambiguity, making it clear that the path to feeling Jesus and receiving His blessings begins with a deliberate, wholehearted commitment. "I Can Feel Jesus" is thus a masterclass in weaving scriptural truths into an engaging musical experience, designed not just for enjoyment, but for profound spiritual reflection, active worship, and a clear call to choose a life of vibrant faith.