"Eyes Like Fire" by Luminate House - Reclaiming the Awe of Holiness

Eyes Like Fire is the type of song that one wants to listen to whenever one feels like he is on a spiritual warfare. The upbeat sound coupled with the repetitive chanting of such words as "Eyes like fire Hair like wool Face like the sun Voice like thunder Hand full of stars And the sword in his mouth Holding the keys Of death and grave" reinvigorates one's spirit to sing in Praise and Glory to God. It brings us to a place of awe, to which being in Jesus' presence is what it truly feels like. And the lyrics of the song are rich in visual expositions. Further giving life to one's imagination.

Though it's a worship song, it's the type of song that you can imagine being sang in an open field, like envisioning a huge concert scene… but not for any earthly reasons, but for a deeper meaning. The song truly reminds me of some traces of secular songs such as Coldplay. But this one to empower all of us to sing our praises to God. And that's what make this song beautiful. Because it is very empowering. It reminds us that there is only one God worth giving praise to. And that is our Lord Jesus Christ. And that's what truly matters in our life. It's just beyond speaking his name, but to actually believe in him in every utterance we have of him. Just to feel his presence once more in our lives.

So if you are looking for a worship song that empowers you to celebrate Jesus, then this is one of those songs worth listening to… and sing in churches.

(Related scripture: Revelation 1:14; Revelation 4:10; Deuteronomy 32:39; Isaiah 40:25)

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