Dependeble God (Medley)

Victor Thompson's 'Dependable God (Medley)' is a heartfelt expression of unwavering faith and gratitude towards a higher power. The song's lyrics emphasize the reliability and intentionality of God, portraying Him as a constant presence regardless of life's challenges. The repetition of phrases like 'Dependable, dependable God' and 'Intentional, intentional God' underscores the artist's belief in a divine plan that works out for the good of those who trust in it. This theme of divine reliability is a cornerstone of many spiritual and religious traditions, offering comfort and assurance to believers.

The song also delves deeply into the theme of divine love, describing it as 'too much' and 'excess love.' This overwhelming love is portrayed as unconditional, a love that remains steadfast regardless of circumstances. The lyrics 'Thank You for loving me too much, oh' and 'Unconditionally, Lord' highlight a sense of profound gratitude and awe. This portrayal of divine love as boundless and unconditional is a powerful message that resonates with many, offering a sense of belonging and acceptance.

In the latter part of the song, Thompson incorporates phrases in Igbo, a language spoken in Nigeria, such as 'Okaka meh' and 'Amama, Amasi, Amasi.' These phrases further emphasize the greatness and uniqueness of God, adding a cultural layer to the song. The lyrics 'You are A to Z and everything in between' and 'Na You be the most high King' celebrate the omnipresence and supremacy of the divine. The song concludes with a powerful acknowledgment of divine intervention, 'Now I'm standing here only because You made a way,' encapsulating the artist's journey of faith and the transformative power of divine love and guidance.