Lyrics
Thank you Jesus
Thank you savior reign in my life in the morning
Early in the morning
In the morning I will rise rise rise oh rise
I will rise rise rise oh rise
I will rise and pray the Lord
The Lord… oh oh
Good morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
Good morning, morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
I know you come from heaven above
The Holy Spirit is in control
Good morning Jesus
Good morning Lord
I will enter his gate with thanksgiving in my heart
I will enter his court with praise
I will say this is the day that the Lord has made
I will rejoice for he has made me enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his court
Enter his gate
Enter his gate with thanksgiving in my heart
Enter his court with praise
I will say this is the day that the Lord has made
I will rejoice
For he has made me glad
I am so glad
I will rejoice for he has made me glad
He has made me glad
I am so glad
I will rejoice
You will rejoice
We will rejoice for he has made us glad
Glad
Glad
Glad
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Meaning & Inspiration
Good Morning Jesus Refix frames the beginning of the day as an occasion for thanksgiving, prayer, and praise. Its opening lines greet Jesus and ask for his rule over daily life, while the repeated resolve to rise and pray gives the song a devotional rhythm. The language is simple and communal, allowing gratitude to build through repetition rather than through a detailed narrative.
Several lines closely follow the Psalms, especially the call to enter God’s gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise. The declaration that this is the day made by the Lord leads naturally into rejoicing because God has brought gladness. As the song moves from individual praise to shared celebration, its focus remains on joy in God’s presence. The recurring morning greeting serves as a prayerful acknowledgment that each new day belongs to God and begins with worship, gratitude, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 100:4 The psalm calls worshipers to enter God’s gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise.
- Psalm 118:24 The lyrics directly echo the call to rejoice in the day the Lord has made.