“I have Your Spirit upon me. Your words in my mouth will my soul sing. For generations and forever. And I know, this is Your covenant with me.”
“'As for Me,' says the Lord, 'this is My covenant with them. My Spirit who is upon you, and My words which I have put in your mouth, shall not depart from your mouth, nor from the mouth of your descendants, nor from the mouth of your descendants’ descendants,' says the Lord, 'from this time and forevermore.'”
-Isaiah 59:21 NKJV
“And these signs will follow those who believe. In My name they will cast out demons. They will speak with new tongues. They will take up serpents. If they drink anything deadly, it will by no means hurt them. They will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.”
-Mark 16:17-18 NKJV
This song begins with a testimony. A heart lifted from death into life. It is not a request for identity. It is the recognition of one already chosen, already anointed, already filled. "Your Covenant" is a conversation rooted in what God has already spoken. The worshipper does not ask for the Spirit. They affirm that He is already upon them. The Word is already in their mouth. This covenant is already theirs.
The song is filled with reverence for the God of Abraham, the Lion and the Lamb. It remembers that before we were formed, we were known. Before we spoke, the Word had already been planted.
As the bridge begins, the tone shifts from remembrance into commissioning. “Yes I believe. Lord in Your name that I will be saved. New tongues I will speak. The sick will heal. Demons will flee.” These are not distant dreams. They are present realities for those in covenant.
Led by Ennie Olajide, Angel Osei, and others, this moment is not just a declaration. It is an agreement with Heaven. A holy response to the promises of God.
May it awaken you to what you already carry. May it remind you that His Spirit has not left. And that His Word still speaks.
"Vol. 1: Genesis" is the beginning of a sound. Every song is a conversation with God — from trembling honesty to bold declaration, from quiet surrender to unshakable desire.
This album was not written for applause. It was received in the secret place. Each lyric began as a personal offering and grew into public worship. Whether it is the cry of Help My Unbelief, the covenant declared in Your Covenant, the surrendered vow of All That I Am, the longing of My Desire, or the awe-filled reverence of Oluwa Oluwa, every track invites you into sacred dialogue.
Let these songs lead you into your own response. Listen closely. Speak freely. He is near, and He is listening.
