Following the powerful debut of Come, Lord Jesus, Seeds Worship returns with their second single, Jesus, You’re the Center—a worship anthem that anchors believers in the unshakable truth of Christ’s central role in redemption history.

This song draws rich parallels between the Old Testament shadows and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. From Abraham’s offering of Isaac to the imagery of the ram in the thicket, every lyric builds toward the revelation that it was always pointing to Jesus. With lines like “You are the ram of promise, hidden beneath the thorns” and “You took my place on the cross that You had borne,” the song bridges biblical prophecy with heartfelt worship.

The bridge soars with declarations of who Jesus is—“The Kinsman Redeemer, the Fourth Man in the fire, the Word made flesh among us…”—reminding us that from Genesis to Revelation, Jesus is not just part of the story; He is the center of it all.

Jesus, You’re the Center is the second track from the upcoming EP, Every Home an Altar, a collection of songs meant to stir devotion and deepen awe for Christ in every household.

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Seeds Worship is excited to announce the release of their debut single, Come, Lord Jesus—a passionate cry for revival, presence, and the reign of Jesus in these last days. Born from a hunger for more of God and a desire to see Heaven invade Earth, the song captures the longing of the Church in a world desperate for hope and truth.

With lyrics like “We won’t settle one more day—we need revival here in these last days” and “Come as fire, come as rain,” the song is both a prayer and a proclamation. Rooted in Revelation 22:17, Come, Lord Jesus echoes the cry of the Spirit and the Bride, calling for the return and reign of Christ.

This release marks the first single from Seeds Worship’s upcoming EP, Every Home an Altar, and reflects the heart of a church longing for God to be the center of it all.

Stream Come, Lord Jesus now on all major platforms and join us in this anthem of expectation and surrender.