I LIVE MY LIFE TO WORSHIP YOU,
I spend my days serving You,
And now I come, I come.
I want to spend some time with You,
To steal away and be with You,
So now I come, I come.
Just to be with You,
Just to know more of Your love;
Just to be with You,
And to love You.
And here You know me,
And here You know me,
And here You know me,
And here I love You.
Gareth Robinson
Song Meaning
“Just To Be With You” explores the desire for communion with God beyond activity and service. Serving God matters, but the song pauses all activity to value knowing, loving, and being known by Him.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Luke 10:38–42, Psalm 27:4, and John 15:4–9. These passages clarify how its central images and confession fit within Scripture.
Reflection
Faith is not only work for God; it is also a close relationship cultivated in His presence. This truth can guide prayer, renew perspective, and shape faithful action in ordinary life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Just To Be With You”?
Faith is not only work for God; it is also a close relationship cultivated in His presence.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Luke 10:38–42, Psalm 27:4, and John 15:4–9 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits prayer, contemplation, communion, retreats, and intimate worship.