Lyrics
Verse 1
I want to meet with you more than Sundays
I want to know more than just my mother’s faith
Cuz that’s not enough, to get through the rough, oh I need a Monday morning faith
I want to hear you in more than just one way
show your voice in all of the mundane things
You’re in the in between
You’re in my everything
And that’s all I really need
Chorus
My soul sings in the morning
I love the king and He loves me
All that I’m compelled to bring
Is my everyday offering
Your mercies new every morning
I come alive as You’re calling
All that I’m compelled to bring
Is my everyday offering
Verse 2
Let my worship be more than just singing
When did music become a religious thing
Let these songs be what they’re meant to be
The sound of Your church awakening
Help my heart to keep up with the Heavens
Where the angels sing 24/7 praise
You’re more than enough, to get through my rough
You’re teaching me Monday morning faith
And that’s all I really need
Bridge
Hell’s not scared of a Sunday faith
If it only leads to an empty praise
What really makes darkness run
Is when saints arise and praise in quiet
on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday
To know You, to love You, to choose You first
On Thursday & Friday & Saturday
To see You, behold You in worship singing
Outro
Hallelujah, Holy Holy
Glory to the King of Kings
Hallelujah, Holy Holy
All honor & glory belongs to You
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Monday Morning Faith” by SEU Worship is a prayer for a faith that reaches past Sundays. The opening lines say the singer wants to meet with God more than on Sundays and wants to know more than a mother’s faith, because, in the singer’s words, “that’s not enough, to get through the rough.” The chorus then asks for God’s presence in the in-between and in the everyday, offering “my everyday offering.”
The second verse questions when music became a religious thing and asks that songs be what they are meant to be. The bridge pushes the point further: “Hell’s not scared of a Sunday faith if it only leads to an empty praise,” and it names the days from Monday to Saturday as times for knowing, loving, and seeing God.
The themes are close to Romans 12:1 on offering one’s life as a living sacrifice, Lamentations 3:22-23 on mercies new every morning, and Colossians 3:17 on doing everything in His name. The song ends with Hallelujah and honor to the King of kings.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 A living sacrifice as daily worship
- Lamentations 3:22-23 New mercies every morning
- Colossians 3:17 Whatever you do, do it in His name