I Am Who You Say I Am
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3. “I Am Who You Say I Am”
Description
“I Am Who You Say I Am” speaks into a world where labels abound. Society might label you according to your looks, achievements, or mistakes, and sometimes those labels can seep into your heart, shaping how you see yourself. This song is a musical declaration that the only label with eternal authority is the one God gives you: beloved child (1 John 3:1).
The opening verse sets the stage by describing the whirlwind of cultural voices and personal doubts. It doesn’t shy away from the reality that we all wrestle with the question: Who gets to define me? Instead of offering shallow affirmations, the lyrics point directly to God’s Word, explaining that each believer’s identity is rooted in Christ’s redemptive work (Ephesians 1:7). You are not who the world says you are; you are who He says you are.
Musically, “I Am Who You Say I Am” merges modern worship with a heartfelt melody, creating an environment that prompts listeners to join in this confessional anthem. The second verse highlights the repentance aspect—recognizing and turning away from the lie that we must earn acceptance. This moment acts like a pivotal shift in the song, guiding us to reflect on how often we’ve chased approval from people rather than resting in God’s unchanging love.
A key feature is the incorporation of El Roi—the God who sees (Genesis 16:13)—reminding us that no struggle or insecurity goes unnoticed by our Creator. As the bridge moves into intercession, we cry out on behalf of those who feel worthless or nameless, asking God to open their eyes to the truth of who He says they are.
By the final chorus, the song bursts with confidence and freedom, making it clear that when the Lord speaks over you, His words carry life, hope, and affirmation. With every note, “I Am Who You Say I Am” stands as a rallying cry for believers to throw off false labels and embrace their true identity in Christ.
4. “I Am Who You Say I Am”
Key Scripture:
“…we are God’s children now…” (1 John 3:2)
Devotion (Approx. 390 words)
Labels are everywhere. You might be labeled by your grades, your talents, or even your mistakes. The world loves to tell you who you are—or who you’re not. But the most important voice is God’s, and He says you are His child, loved and chosen (1 Peter 2:9).
When you accept Jesus, God calls you His son or daughter (Galatians 4:6-7). That’s not just a figure of speech—it’s a spiritual reality. It means you belong in God’s family, and He’s not kicking you out when you mess up. This identity isn’t based on how perfect you are; it’s based on how perfect He is.
The enemy loves to whisper lies like “You’re worthless,” “You’ll never change,” or “You’re a failure.” But those lies crumble under the weight of God’s truth. In Ephesians 1:4-5, we read that God chose us before the creation of the world. Imagine that—before you had a chance to prove yourself, He called you His own.
So when you say “I am who You say I am,” you’re declaring you’d rather trust the unchanging Word of God than the ever-changing opinions of people. You’re standing on the solid foundation of God’s promises rather than the shaky ground of cultural approval.
Reflection:
- Whose voice are you listening to right now—God’s or the world’s?
- How does knowing you’re God’s child impact your decisions and self-esteem?
Action Point:
Write down a few Bible verses that remind you of your identity in Christ (like 1 John 3:1-2 or Ephesians 2:10). Place them where you’ll see them daily—on your phone’s lock screen or a sticky note on your mirror. Each time you read them, declare aloud: “I am who You say I am, God!”
Lyrics
I Am Who You Say I Am
Theme: Standing on the promises of God rather than shifting cultural labels.
Verse 1 – (Current Condition)
The world throws names at me, tries to redefine my core
But deep inside I know there must be something more
Confusion blurs my vision, acceptance feels so rare
Yet in the chaos, I sense Your presence there
(Reference: Ephesians 1:4-5, John 10:27-28)
Chorus – (Worship the Lord in the Condition)
Yeshua, in this whirlwind, I choose to call on You
El Roi, the God who sees, You know what I’ve been through
I lift my praise in honesty, no mask upon my face
For I am who You say I am, covered by Your grace
(Reference: Genesis 16:13, 1 John 3:1)
Verse 2 – (Repent)
I’ve chased their validation, let opinions lead my way
But every empty promise steals my joy each day
Ruach HaKodesh, convict my heart and draw me near
Forgive my doubt, replace it with faith instead of fear
(Reference: Galatians 1:10, John 16:8)
Chorus – (Worship the Lord)
Yeshua, Holy One, I cling to what You’ve done
El Roi, my comforter, in You my victory’s won
I lift my hands in total trust—my identity is sure
You rewrite my destiny; in Your love I’m secure
(Reference: 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 2:10)
Bridge – (Intercession)
Abba, for every child who doubts their worth or name
We plead Your blood, proclaim Your truth, and break the chains of shame
Give them eyes to see Your plan—a hope that never dies
Show them who they truly are, through Heaven’s loving eyes
(Reference: John 17:17, Romans 8:15)
Chorus – (Worship the Lord)
Yeshua, we magnify the cross where freedom’s found
El Roi, we rest in grace; Your mercy knows no bounds
In every generation, let identity be sealed
We are who You say we are—Your truth will be revealed
(Reference: Romans 8:1, 1 Peter 2:9-10)
Outro – (Blessing)
YHWH Tsidkenu, clothe us in righteousness
Speak over us Your blessing, show us we are blessed
No longer slaves to doubt, forever marked by grace
(Reference: Jeremiah 23:6, Galatians 4:7)
