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"I Noah Guy" by MrR: Trusting God Through Chaos


"I Noah Guy" by MrR combines honesty with hope and brings an interesting vibe to Christian contemporary music with his signature "Righteous Funk" style. The song is about those moments of desperation that most of us are familiar with, where it feels like we're fighting against the tide. Life often may feel like chaos, with dreams that are breaking, the constant pressure, and emotions that run high. We see chaos all around us, and our lives are not exempt from chaos. MrR sings, "God I'm drowning, chaos roars," and despite being overwhelmed, we still have a choice, a way forward. MrR keeps pointing us back to God and reminding us that He is always there for us, "Yea I know a guy…". Even in the chaos, there's Someone who never leaves us.

MrR - I Noah Guy"Your love is my anchor, it changed my rebel heart," God is the anchor that offers stability in our life, and His love not only protects us, but it also changes our mindset and how we react. MrR also asks God for an "Arc", echoing part of Noah's story (which was also suggested in the song title), implying that we will follow His directions to the letter (just like Noah did) and we can trust that He'll guide and deliver us. 

So, the big question is if you are ready to "… fight against the tide, and rise again without my pride"? Will you reach out to God and let Him throw you His lifeline? No matter what happens in life, keep your eyes on God, because He is the 'Guy' that is always by your side.

(Related scripture: Psalm 69:1-2; Hebrews 6:19; Genesis 6:13-14)

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