In the vibrant world of Tanzanian and Kenyan Gospel music, few songs carry the raw power of praise like Ninakuinua Yesu by Rosemary George. The title, which translates from Swahili to "I Lift You Up, Jesus," has become an anthem of worship, thanksgiving, and spiritual warfare.
Artist: Rosemary George, a Kenyan gospel minister, worship leader, and music producer at Xzylent Media.
(I will not exalt the economy or the situation I am in now). This represents a "deep story" of a believer who, despite facing financial hardship or shifting social tides, refuses to let those things define their joy. Superiority Over All Powers ninakuinua yesu by rosemary george sms skiza 8
Part 1 – The Quiet Village
In a small, wind‑kissed village nestled between rolling hills and a shimmering lake, the evenings always fell soft and golden. The homes were built of mud‑brick and thatch, and each night the families gathered around a single lantern that hung in the centre of the communal square. The lantern’s light was modest, but it was a beacon that reminded everyone of a deeper glow they all carried in their hearts.
"Sitainua uchumi wala hali nilioko sasa. Nakuinua Yesu nakuinua wee."(I will not exalt the economy or my current situation. I lift you up, Jesus). Skiza Tune Information How to Set "Ninakuinua Yesu" by Rosemary George
Why this song?
With its Swahili/English fusion and uplifting chorus, Ninakuinua Yesu is perfect for morning devotion, prayer lines, or just keeping your spirit high. Now, even when you’re unavailable to pick up, your phone preaches: “I lift You, Jesus.”
Global Systems: Recognizing divine authority over worldly governments and economic shifts. (I will not exalt the economy or the situation I am in now)
: The song tells a story of spiritual authority, claiming that even those who practice dark arts recognize God's power: "wachawi na waganga wakujua wee"
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