Joyce Blessing – I Swerve You

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June 10, 2024

There are some songs that don’t just entertain—they become an anthem. Joyce Blessing’s smash hit, “I Swerve You,” is exactly that for the believer. It’s a bold declaration of faith, a spiritual battle cry set to an infectious, high-energy beat that makes you want to dance your way right out of trouble!

This song is more than just a catchy phrase; it’s a powerful statement rooted in scripture and personal victory.

The Meaning Behind the Move

What does it mean to “swerve”? In the context of the song, it’s a confident, deliberate action. It means to suddenly turn the vehicle of your life away from a direct path to avoid an obstacle or an attack.

Joyce Blessing is proclaiming that through the power of the Holy Spirit, she is dodging every attack the enemy launches her way. The lyrics clearly state:

“I swerve it. I swerve it. I swerve any weapon formed against me. I swerve it. I swerve it. I swerve any weapon formed against me. I swerve. (By the power of the Holy Ghost) I swerve. I swerve any weapon formed against me.”

This is the sound of a Christian who knows her position in Christ. She’s not passively waiting for trouble; she’s actively declaring her protection and refusing to be a target!

More Than a Conqueror

The song is drenched in the victory language of the Bible. It reminds us of one of the most powerful promises given to us in Romans 8:37, which says, “in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.”

Joyce takes that truth and makes it personal:

“I’m a winner, Not a loser. Overcomer, I am more than a conqueror.”

Satan’s ultimate goal is to steal your joy, kill your hope, and destroy your destiny. His weapons are worry, sickness, poverty, discouragement, and doubt. But when you declare “I Swerve You,” you are simply telling the enemy, “Your plan is not going to work, because I am covered by a greater power.”

Your Spiritual Swerve Strategy

So, how can you practically live out the “I Swerve You” spirit in your own life?

Acknowledge the Attack, But Don’t Own It: The enemy is throwing arrows (yareɛ ne owuo nso—sickness and death, ohia deɛ menpɛ—poverty, as the lyrics say). Acknowledge that you are being targeted, but immediately declare that those things are not your portion.
Lean on the Holy Ghost: Joyce is clear: her ability to swerve comes “By the power of the Holy Ghost.” This isn’t a human-powered avoidance technique; it’s a spiritual maneuver. Pray, stay in the Word, and let the Holy Spirit guide your steps away from danger.
Declare Your Identity: The most powerful part of the song is the confident declaration: “I’m a winner, Not a loser.” When the devil tries to define you by your past failures or present circumstances, you must declare your God-given identity as a Conqueror.

Ready to Swerve?

This week, let’s take a cue from Joyce Blessing. Turn up “I Swerve You,” and let the rhythm be your battle drum. When a thought of worry hits your mind—swerve it! When a moment of temptation tries to pull you in—swerve it! When a spirit of discouragement whispers lies—swerve it!

Remember, no weapon formed against you shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17). You have the Holy Ghost, and with that power, you are unbeatable!

Besorah

I’m Antwi Kwasi Paul, and I have a deep passion for sharing the transformative power of the Gospel through writing and Content Creation.