Believe For It (Lauren Daigle/CeCe Winans)
How was the song “Believe For It” conceived?
Adonai (Hebrew name) for God, meaning “Lord & Master”. One who is supreme and absolute in all His ways. This song “Believe For It” echoes this truth. There is not to difficult for YHWH (Yahew), we hear Yahusha s’ statment of this truth Mark 9:23, “Yahusha said to him, If you can believe, all things are possible to him that believe”.
If we’re to experience the impossible being made possible we must “BELIEVE” The Most High. Hebrews 11:6, says “But without faith it is impossible to [walk with God and] please Him, for whoever comes [near] to God must [necessarily] believe that God exists and that He rewards those who [earnestly and diligently] seek Him”. Here we see and must believe that miracles are still for today, simply because God said it and we have been given the priviledge of believing what He says; this was the primary message the producer “Kyle Lee”, and writers (CeCe Winans, Dwan Hill, Mitch Wong and Kyle Lee) wanted the masses to know.
In the verses one and two of the song, we hear the vocalists acknowleding the unbelieve and negative narratives being talked about in society, yet at the end of each stanza they refute the speech; by decreeing that Yahweh s’ name and person is most powerful and above all that is and every will be. An agreement with the everylasting truth of Yahusha s’ resurrection and our hope in His finished work is sited; in the second verse “ We know that hope is ne — ver lost, For there is still an empty grave”.
Declarations are made all through the chorus “Move the immovable, Break the unbreak able, God, we believe, God we believe for it, From the impossible, We’ll see a miracle, God, we believe, God, we believe for it”. A cry unto the Most High is heard, “it doesn’t matter what it look like or who says what you reign supreme”, is main point driven in the chorus.
And then comes the powerful, yet humble bridge, “You are the way when there seems to be no way We trust in You, God, You have the final say”, acknowledging the ownership of both heaven and earth belonging to God and Him alone and our great need to simply believe, because it’s finished.
“Believe For It”, gently commands, encourages and refocuses your soul (mind, will & emotions) to keep praying, trusting and waiting on God. The music is stirring and full of energy. Knees bow, crys are heard and hope is activated whenever this song (“Believe For It”) has been played or song live during corporate worship has been my experience. Believing God, His written word and the experience of worship I believe to truly be an honor and grand priviledge for us spiritual beings having a human experience.
