Faith After the Fire (Imani Baada ya Moto) - English/Kiswahili Spirit Filled Worship - Haven Cole

Faith After the Fire / Imani Baada ya Moto is a bilingual worship song about what remains when passion fades and enthusiasm burns out. It honors a quieter, deeper faith—one that no longer depends on emotion, but rests fully in trust.

Lyrics
Verse 1
I remember when the fire was loud,
When faith felt easy, strong, and proud.
Every prayer felt full of flame,
Every promise spoke my name.
But seasons changed, the fire died down,
Ashes fell where joy was found.
I lost the feeling, lost the sound—
But somehow faith stayed around.
Pre-Chorus
I don’t burn the way I used to do,
Sichomi kama zamani.
But the spark You placed inside my soul
Bado unaishi ndani yangu.
Chorus
This is faith after the fire,
When the shouting fades away.
When enthusiasm burns out,
But trust still chooses to stay.
Hii ni imani baada ya moto,
Wakati nguvu zimepungua.
I may not feel it like before,
But my faith is still alive.
Verse 2
I thought passion was the proof,
That louder praise meant stronger truth.
Nilidhani sauti kubwa
Ndiyo imani ya kweli.
But You met me in the quiet place,
With gentle hands and steady grace.
No applause, no bright display—
Just You, still here, still the same.
Pre-Chorus
Faith is not the fire I feel,
Imani siyo hisia tu.
It’s trusting You when nothing burns,
Ni kukuamini hata pasipo moto.
Chorus
This is faith after the fire,
When the shouting fades away.
When enthusiasm burns out,
But trust still chooses to stay.
Hii ni imani baada ya moto,
Wakati nguvu zimepungua.
I may not feel it like before,
But my faith is still alive.
Bridge
Not the flame that lights the night,
Not the heat that draws the crowd.
But the embers glowing quietly
When praise is no longer loud.
Siyo moto unaoonekana,
Bali mkaa unaoendelea kuwaka.
Even when the fire is gone,
Uaminifu wangu haukufa.
Bridge (Build)
If all that’s left is quiet trust,
Kama kilichobaki ni imani tu,
Then let that be enough, my God—
Na iwe hiyo sadaka yangu Kwako.
Final Chorus
Yes, this is faith after the fire,
Refined by loss and time.
What survived the burning season
Is a faith no flame could define.
Hii ni imani baada ya moto,
Imara, tulivu, ya kweli.
The fire didn’t take my trust—
My faith is still alive in me.
Outro
The fire is gone.
Moto umepita.
But faith remains.