I'm Ready
Preashea Hilliard Lyrics
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Performed by Preashea Hilliard
{HOOK} {4X}
Oh, oh, oh I'm ready
{VERSE}
{Are you ready for revival}, yeah
{Are you ready for the glory}, yeah
{For the signs and wonders that will follow}, I′m ready
{Are you ready for revival}, I'm ready
{Are you ready for revival}, I'm ready
{If you′re ready for revival, everybody in the building sing it right here}
{REPEAT HOOK}
{REPEAT VERSE}
{If you′re ready for revival, everybody in the building scream}
{REPEAT HOOK}
{BRIDGE} {LEADER}
The Bible declares that kingdom of God suffereth violence
And the violent take it back by force
The glory of the Lord is our portion
And today we go into battle declaring that He's able
We go into battle declaring the name of Jehovah Nissi
The God of our victory
The God that′s fighting for us
God, we show our confidence, today in You
And we say, we know
{VAMP} {4X}
We know You're able
We know You′re able
We know You're able
Jehovah, Jehovah
The song "I'm Ready" by Preashea Hilliard is a gospel song that expresses the readiness of the believer for revival, signs and wonders. The lyrics call out to fellow believers, asking them if they are ready for a move of God in their lives. The first verse asks if the listeners are prepared for revival, knowing that God is able to bring it about. The verse emphasizes that signs and wonders will follow revival and that the believers are ready for it. The second verse repeats the same message, stressing the readiness of the singers for revival.
The bridge of the song asserts the belief that the kingdom of God requires tenacity and strength in the face of opposition, and that God is the one who fights for His people. The lyrics call upon the name of Jehovah-Nissi, the God of victory, and encourage listeners to join the singers in declaring their confidence in God. The repetition of "We know You're able" in the vamp of the song conveys a steadfast faith in God's ability to bring about revival and move in the lives of His people.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh, oh, oh I'm ready
The singer is eager and prepared to receive what is coming.
Are you ready for revival, yeah
The singer challenges the listener to prepare and be open to a spiritual awakening.
Do you know that He is able, yeah
The singer asks if the listener believes in the power of God, and reaffirms that He is capable of great things.
Are you ready for the glory, yeah
The artist asks if the listener is ready for an experience of God's radiance.
For the signs and wonders that will follow, I'm ready
The artist is enthusiastic about the miraculous happenings that may occur following a spiritual awakening, and is anticipating being a witness to them.
If you′re ready for revival, everybody in the building sing it right here
The singer urges those who are prepared for change to join together in expressing their readiness through song.
The Bible declares that kingdom of God suffereth violence
The singer references a scriptural passage which suggests that the pursuit of God's will requires persistence and a fight against spiritual opposition.
And the violent take it back by force
The artist interprets the previous verse as an instruction to claim God's kingdom through strength and aggression.
The glory of the Lord is our portion
The artist asserts that believers are entitled to a share of God's magnificent nature.
And today we go into battle declaring that He's able
The artist explains that they will face challenges and obstacles with confidence in God's power to overcome them.
We go into battle declaring the name of Jehovah Nissi
The singer mentions a name for God which signifies His role as a protector during times of conflict.
The God of our victory
The artist recognizes God's involvement in their successes and achievements.
The God that′s fighting for us
The singer acknowledges God's support and active participation in their efforts.
God, we show our confidence, today in You
The singer professes their trust and belief in God's ability to guide and assist them.
We know You're able
The singer acknowledges and affirms their faith in God's power to fulfill His promises and bring about change.
Jehovah, Jehovah
The artist repeats a name for God, expressing reverence and honor towards Him.
Contributed by Eli P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.