Yes Lord

Judikay's song 'Yes Lord' is a powerful declaration of faith and surrender to God's will. The lyrics reflect a deep commitment to living a life that is fully dedicated to Jesus Christ. The opening lines, 'This life that I live is yours, I move and have my being all in you,' set the tone for the entire song, emphasizing the artist's complete reliance on God. This sentiment is further reinforced with the line, 'Not mine but yours be done Jesus, as in heaven, so on Earth,' which echoes the Lord's Prayer and highlights the desire for God's will to be manifested in the singer's life.

The recurring theme of saying 'yes' to God is central to the song. Judikay repeatedly offers herself as a vessel for God's work, singing, 'If you’re looking for a man, if you’re looking for a vessel, I say yes amen I say yes.' This repetition underscores the artist's readiness and willingness to serve God in any capacity. The lyrics also convey a sense of consecration and dedication, as seen in lines like 'This air that I breathe is all yours, consecrated unto thee,' and 'These hands that I lift is all yours, take the glory father take the praise.' These expressions of devotion illustrate a life wholly surrendered to divine purpose.

The song also touches on the importance of worship and proclamation. Judikay asks, 'What is life if it’s not lived for you?' and 'What is life if I don’t shout your praise?' These rhetorical questions emphasize the belief that a life without worship and acknowledgment of God's greatness is incomplete. The song concludes with a reminder of Jesus' imminent return, 'What is life if I don’t tell you’re coming soon? You’re coming again,' reinforcing the urgency and importance of spreading the message of faith. Through its heartfelt lyrics and passionate delivery, 'Yes Lord' serves as a moving testament to the power of faith and the beauty of a life dedicated to God.