Mungu wangu ni wewe, Jehovah ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Mwenye enzi yote na utukufu ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Mwenye nguvu zote, heshima yote ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Mwenye enzi yote nakuinulia macho yangu
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Eeh baba niseme nini mbele zako
Wema wako niulinganishe na nini bwana
Umekuwa kimbilio maishani mwangu
Umekuwa tegemeo maishani mwangu
Mali niliyo nayo ni juu ya neema yako
Umbali nimefika ni juu ya neema yako
Ingekuwa mwanadamu singestahili lolote
Ingekuwa mwanadamu singepata chochote
Ni juu yako tuu niko jinsi nilivyo
Ni juu yako tu niko hapa leo
Eeh Yesu we Yesu we, nani kama wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Alpha na Omega aliyekuwa, atakayekuwa ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Ulinipenda ukaniokoa kwa damu yako
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Kila goti lipigwe, kila ulimi ukiri ni weewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Yesu ni wewe, Baba ni wewe
Uliyeniiita na kunikomboa ni wewe
Uliyeniiita na kunikomboa ni wewe
Niseme nini mbele zako bwana wangu
Wewe ndiwe utaoye katikati ya mavumbi
Tena ni wewe uniketishaye na wakuu
Ni wewe Mungu wangu ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Dawa ya miguu yangu baba ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Uliyenihesabia haki baba ni wewe, ni wewe baba
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe, ni wewe Bwana)
Sitambui mwingine sijui mwingine, baba ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Wokovu wangu uzima wangu baba ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Nisipo, kimbilia wewe ni nani mwingine
Nisipo, mtazamia wewe ni nani mwingine
Vizazi hata vizazi vyakufamu wewe
Dunia yote yakufahamu wewe
Ni wewe (Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Kimbilio langu mwamba wangu ni wewe
Baba ni wewe (Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Mungu wa majira yote
Hakuna likushindalo kamwe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Uliye na haki ya uzima ni wewe, ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Mungu wa milele, Mungu wa ushindi ni wewe
(Ni wewe Bwana ni wewe Bwana)
Ni wewe ni wewe Yahweh
Dunia yote iko mabegani mwako
Wewe ni nguvu yangu Yesu
Umeinuliwa juu
Ufalme wako ni wa juu yesu
Umejawa na ukweli na haki
Hakuna kama wewe
Bila wewe Yesu wee, siwezi
Bila uwepo wako, siwezi
Bila nguvu zako kwangu, siwezi
Nimetambua bila wewe, siwezi
Baba bila bila uzima wako mi siwezi
Baba bila kusema nami baba, siwezi
Naamini nitakuwa mgeni wa nani bila, siwezi
Naamini ni nani anayenipenda mimi bwana, siwezi
Hakuna aliye aliye aliye
Hakuna aliye kama wewe Mungu wangu
Hakuna aliye aliye aliye
Hakuna aliye kama wewe Mungu wangu
Hakuna aliyenifia msalabani
Hakuna aliyeniokoa kama wewe
Hakuna aliyelipia gharama
Hakuna aliyenipenda kama wewe
Hakuna aliyee, aliye aliye kama wewe
Kwake Jehovah tumesimama leo
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Kwake Yahweh tumesimama leo
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Kwake Messiah tumesimama leo
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni salama
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Aliyeniumba ni yeye Bwana wangu
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Aliyeniita,
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Aliyenikubali ni yeye bwana
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Ndiye mwamba, ndiye mwamba
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Ndiye mwamba, ndiye mwamba
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Ndiye mwamba, ndiye mwamba
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Ndiye mwamba, ndiye mwamba
Ndiye mwamba ni Yesu
Ni Wewe Worship Medley
Ni Wewe Worship Medley Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration
Released on September 6, 2021, Sylvia Akoth's "Ni Wewe Worship Medley" immediately invites souls into a space of singular focus and surrender before God. The title itself, "Ni Wewe," translating from Swahili to "It is You," encapsulates the song's core message: a profound declaration that God is the sole object of our worship, the source of all things, and the ultimate answer to every need. This is more than just a collection of worship moments; it feels like a journey through different facets of acknowledging God's unique and indispensable place in life, a musical outpouring born from the deep conviction that all praise, power, and glory belong exclusively to Him. It's a spiritual statement echoing the psalmist's cry, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you" (Psalm 73:25), affirming that in a world full of distractions and fleeting desires, only God truly satisfies and holds ultimate significance.
The medley flows with an authentic spirit that guides one into genuine adoration. Musically, it builds an atmosphere conducive to intimate worship, allowing space for reflection while also incorporating moments that encourage fervent declaration. The arrangement supports the message of elevating God alone; instruments and voices work together not to showcase themselves, but to direct attention upward, reinforcing the truth that "Ni Wewe"—it is God who is being magnified. This aligns with the principle found throughout Scripture that our gatherings and expressions of faith should be centered entirely on the divine Person, remembering His power and faithfulness as described in Jeremiah 32:17, "Ah, Sovereign Lord, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and outstretched arm. Nothing is too hard for you." The song’s progression through various worship expressions serves to deepen this focus, moving from humble adoration to confident trust, all rooted in the unchanging character of God.
Central to the medley is the theme of absolute dependence and trust, encapsulated in the unwavering declaration, "Ni Wewe." It resonates with the wisdom of Proverbs 3:5-6, which encourages us to "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." By repeatedly affirming "It is You," the song actively dismantles self-reliance and worldly dependencies, positioning God as the one true foundation. This echoes the reality described in Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me," acknowledging that any ability, strength, or provision comes not from within ourselves but solely through God's empowerment. The "Ni Wewe" declaration becomes a shield against fear and doubt, a powerful reminder that the One who is with us is greater than any challenge, a truth emphasized in Isaiah 41:10, "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." Sylvia Akoth's medley acts as a call to bring every aspect of life—our struggles, our hopes, our very beings—under the banner of "It is You, Lord," acknowledging His sovereignty over all. The spiritual depth here is palpable, inviting those engaging with the music to not just sing along, but to truly internalize the profound truth that God alone is worthy of such complete surrender and adoration, moving us towards the kind of worship in spirit and truth that Jesus spoke of in John 4:24.
