Tell Him

Red Worship opens "Tell Him" with a direct, almost evangelistic invitation — "if you have any questions about my God, ask me how I know, He made a way for me" — offering personal testimony as evidence rather than doctrine as argument. "With all your problems and all your cares, come to the altar and leave them there" treats the altar as a specific physical destination for an act of release, not a metaphor left abstract.

The repeated instruction, "tell Him what you need," keeps the song's central action simple and direct — not a complicated theology of prayer, just a plain command repeated until it's internalized. "He's got everything" answers the implicit question of why bringing every need matters: nothing is too small or too large for the same recipient.

"Look at Israel, He carries them all" reaches for a specific historical example of sustained provision over centuries, using national history as evidence for what the song asks an individual to trust in the present moment. The song's energy stays celebratory throughout — "everybody clap your hands" opens it — treating the invitation to bring needs to God as an occasion for joy rather than a somber last resort.