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"Seek Me and Find Me" by Divine Vibes: When Promise Meets Pulse


Have you ever felt lost in the storms of life? The track "Seek Me and Find Me" by Divine Vibes puts the message of Jeremiah 29:11–13 to great electronic beats. The lyrics are inspired by God's promise: "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord." Plans for growth rather than harm, plans for "hope and a future." Most of all, the lyrics highlight what God asks us to do: "You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart."

Divine Vibes - Seek Me and Find MeTo put it another way, this scripture is an invitation to actively seek God rather than passive waiting. The chorus emphasizes the importance: when we pray ("Then you will call on me"), God listens. Divine Vibes blends this biblical truth with deep house rhythms and vocals, turning this scripture into a modern dance track. The message shifts our focus away from fear and encourages us to trust God.

We've seen quite a bit of uncertainty in the world this past year. Maybe some of this uncertainty also found its way into your life… if so, God is offering you a way forward. The track encourages each of us to focus on the rekindling of our faith instead of dwelling on the many possible "what-if" scenarios… even those scenarios that are caused by the human errors / short-sightedness of a number of global leaders. 

May this track remind you that your search for purpose and a safe harbor is found in God's response. Go ahead and give "Seek Me and Find Me" a listen and allow its energy to boost your relationship with God.

(Related scripture: Jeremiah 29:11-13; Deuteronomy 4:29; Matthew 7:7-8)

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