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MoniQue Naija - Power Flow Lyrics

Artist:
MoniQue Naija

Lyrics

Verse 1


Let your power flow in this place
Let your healing come in this place
I call for signs and wonders in this place
Let your presence show in this place


Pre-Chorus


Anointing fall on me
Your mercy will I see
Just like the days when power part the sea
Your power remain the same
Yes it never change


Solo


Baba


Chorus


Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
onyeo ma


Verse 2


I worship you
Alagbawi mio
I adore Jehovah
Eledumare
I depend on you
Agbanilagbatan o Oba
Your convenant is sure
Yes it never change


Pre-Chorus


Anointing fall on me
Your mercies will I see
Just like the days when power part the sea
Your power remain the same
Yes it never change


Chorus


Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
onyeo ma


Verse 3


I depend on you
Lord I wait on you
You alone my help
My help my defender
My Lord my provider
My only desire
Alpha and omega yeye


Emmanuel comforter
Emmanuel redeemer
Emmanuel my protector
I woni my final wonder


Agbani lagba tan o
Awoni lawotan o
Iwo latorise
Iwo latofarati
Praise Jeho


Chorus


Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
Fiagbarare han
onyeo ma


Bridge


Lion of the tribe of Judah
Your power part the water
You alone, you alive
You’re able, you’re faithful
Covenant keeping God
You’re the ancient of days


Outro


Emmanuel comforter o
Emmanuel redeemer o
Emmanuel my provider o
Iwoni my final wonder
Iwoni my final wonder
Emmanuel, Emmanuel onyeo ma


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Meaning & Inspiration

Power Flow is a prayer for God’s presence, healing, mercy, and miraculous power to become evident in a gathered place. The opening petitions establish dependence rather than self-confidence, while the recurring call for divine power gives the song its worshipful focus. Titles such as defender, provider, redeemer, protector, and covenant-keeping God describe the help being sought and the character of the One being praised.

The reference to the sea being parted recalls Israel’s deliverance in Exodus 14, where God makes a path through the waters. The request for signs and wonders also echoes the early church’s prayer in Acts 4:29-30 for boldness, healing, and signs in Jesus’ name. Alongside those images, the repeated confession that God’s power remains unchanged sustains the song’s confidence. Prayer and praise remain joined throughout: each appeal for anointing or help is answered by naming God as faithful, present, and able.

Related Scripture

  • Exodus 14:21-22 God parts the sea and leads Israel through on dry ground.
  • Acts 4:29-30 The believers ask God to bring healing, signs, and wonders through Jesus’ name.
  • Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is described as the same yesterday, today, and forever.