Funmi Reks’ “ELIYAH” hits like a deep breath for the soul, the kind you didn’t realize you needed until the first line lands. Rooted in Ephesians 1:17–18, the track moves with a prophetic energy that feels both ancient and refreshingly current. It’s worship, but with a modern emotional weight that taps into CCM, R&B warmth, and a smooth ballad feel. The result is a sound that pulls you inward while lifting your spirit upward at the same time.
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Right from the opening verse “For God who said let light shine out of darkness…” the tone is set. The song doesn’t rush. Instead, it opens like a prayer in slow motion, letting every word breathe. Funmi’s vocal delivery is rich and steady, carrying that familiar soul-infused glow she’s known for. She doesn’t just sing scripture she sits in it, allowing the lyrics to wash over listeners in a way that feels personal and grounding.
The repetition of “Holy Spirit in my heart / Holy Spirit in my mind” becomes a steady chant, almost meditative, turning the track into a space of focus and surrender. It’s the kind of moment that clears mental noise and recenters the listener on what really matters: revelation, presence, and alignment with God’s purpose.
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As the bridge builds “This is my heart desire… I will sing of the glory” the track shifts from quiet devotion to a bold declaration. The final lines “The Spirit in the air will speak / That Jesus and me have arrived” bring the song to a victorious, faith-filled conclusion.
“ELIYAH” is a spiritual recalibration a reminder that light still breaks through darkness, and that revelation is available to anyone willing to listen. Funmi Reks delivers a worship moment that feels intimate, timeless, and globally relevant.
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