Song: With You
Artist: Elevation Worship
Album: At Midnight
Writer: Steven Furtick, Chris Brown, Tiffany Hammer
Beneath the surface
Of my anxious imagination
Beckons a calmness
That is found in You alone
It washes over
Every doubt, every imperfection
Jesus, Your presence
Is the comfort of my soul
There’s nowhere I’d rather be
When You’re singing over me
I just wanna be here with You
I’m lost in Your mystery
I’m found in Your love for me
I just wanna be here with You
Here in the waiting
I won’t worry about tomorrow
No need to focus
On the things I can’t control
All my attention
On the wonder of this moment
Jesus, your presence
Is the comfort of my soul
There’s nowhere I’d rather be
When You’re singing over me
I just wanna be here with You
I’m lost in Your mystery
I’m found in Your love for me
I just wanna be here with You
So let all that I am
Be consumed with who You are
All the glory of Your presence
What more could I ask for?
So let all that I am
Be consumed with who You are
All the glory of Your presence
What more could I ask for?
There’s nowhere I’d rather be
When You’re singing over me
I just wanna be here with You
I’m lost in Your mystery
I’m found in Your love for me
I just wanna be here with You
With You Song Meaning
“With You” moves from anxious imagination toward calm attention to Jesus. Rather than being ruled by tomorrow or uncontrollable circumstances, the worshipper rests in Christ’s presence, love, and the wonder of the present moment.
Biblical Message
Matthew 6:34 warns against carrying tomorrow’s trouble today. Philippians 4:6–7 connects prayer with God’s guarding peace, while Zephaniah 3:17 portrays God rejoicing over His people with singing.
Reflection
Anxiety is not a moral failure, and persistent symptoms may need professional care. Prayer can help focus the heart, while wise routines, supportive relationships, and treatment can also be gifts of God’s provision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “With You” about?
It is about finding calm, belonging, and comfort in the presence of Jesus.
Which Bible passage addresses worry about tomorrow?
Matthew 6:34 teaches believers not to carry tomorrow’s trouble today.
Can faith and professional anxiety care work together?
Yes. Prayer, community, healthy practices, and professional treatment can complement one another.