I Call You
Rita Springer's song 'I Call You' is a worship declaration that addresses God by many names, reflecting His roles as Creator, Savior, and personal Lord. The lyrics recount God's creation of light, sky, sea, and humanity, and celebrate redemption through Jesus. The song emphasizes God's faithfulness, healing, mercy, and love, inviting listeners to respond in awe and praise. It connects to biblical themes of creation and salvation, particularly referencing God's work in Genesis and the redemptive act of Christ. The repeated phrase 'I call You' expresses intimate trust and adoration, making it a song of personal worship and surrender.
You made the light. You made the night
You called it "sky." You called it "sea"
You made the day. You made the dark
You told wings to fly, gave life to the deep
And with the dust You made the one
Who You redeemed with Your own Son
And with every You breath You breathed in me
I stand in awe, and I sing
I call You Maker. I call You Savior
I call You Mighty. I call You God
I call You Father. I call You Faithful
I call You Everything that I've got
I call You Jesus. I call You Healer
I call You Mercy. I call You mine
I call You one who always will come through
You are the Lord who captures my heart
You made the sun. You made the stars
And with a bone You countered a part
You love the lost. You want them found
You are the Rose, You wore the crown
I call You one who always will come through
You are the Lord who captures my heart