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"yeah, yeah" by Taylor Charmayne - An Open Conversation with God


Taylor Charmayne released "yeah, yeah", an open heart-to-heart conversation with God that is very relatable. As a secular pop artist, Taylor Charmayne was heavily sought after by record labels, high-level music executives, and producers. One day (what she calls her Damascus moment) she realized that her music wasn't in accordance with God's direction for her life and left her secular pop career behind. Taylor found herself on a new quest, where she shares a message of healing, redemption, and salvation through Jesus Christ.

Taylor Charmayne - yeah, yeah"yeah, yeah" captures a tension that most of us are quite familiar with, the struggle between doubt and trust. Taylor also reminds us that God is right by our side, even in life's hardest moments.

Lyrics like "I don't always believe what You promise, but you still workin' miracles, yeah regardless" are so familiar and real. Taylor doesn't shy away from her vulnerabilities, and nor should we, admitting her struggles to God, while hanging onto His grace: "You silence the darkness, light up my heart with truth." And when she sings, "If I need lovin' from above // it's yeah yeah // I hit Your line You pick it up // it's yeah yeah // when I reach out to feel your touch // it's yeah yeah" we realize that this is His promise in action, and His promise also applies to you!

Joined by Jaicko Lawrence and Mike Teezy, this track beautifully combines worship and her testimony. A beautiful song for anyone who has felt (or feels) torn between faith and fear. May this song meet you where you are and help you to lift your eyes to God. His promises are for you!

(Related scripture: Psalm 46:1; Matthew 6:8; Lamentations 3:22-23)

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