You Said, Come (Matthew

“You Said, ‘Come’” is a worship song about the moment faith collides with fear — when everything you know tells you to stay safe, but Jesus calls you forward anyway.

This song is inspired by the night Peter stepped out of the boat.
The wind was loud.
The waves were real.
Fear made sense.

Yet one voice cut through the storm and changed everything.

The verses capture that internal battle we all know: trusting what we’ve learned versus trusting who is calling us. The boat feels safe. The ground feels logical. But safety has a way of keeping us from obedience.

The chorus becomes the tension point of the soul:
Everything I’ve learned says “no”…
but everything You are says “go.”

This song doesn’t pretend faith is fearless.
It admits the doubt.
It acknowledges the shaking hands.
But it chooses obedience anyway.

The bridge is the turning point — the realization that faith is never built on what we see, but on who speaks. And sometimes the bravest step isn’t confidence… it’s surrender.

The final chorus resolves in peace: not because the storm disappeared, but because the believer is standing on the Word that was spoken.

“You said, ‘Come’… and that was enough.”

This song is for anyone standing at the edge of obedience — knowing the call is real, even if the fear still is.

✨ What this song carries:

Faith in the middle of fear

Obedience without full certainty

Trusting Jesus over logic

Stepping out when it doesn’t make sense

Standing on God’s Word, not circumstances

A cinematic retelling of Matthew 14

🔥 Musical Vibe:
Tense, atmospheric verses → rising internal conflict → powerful declaration chorus → dramatic bridge → peaceful, resolved ending.

📖 Scripture Inspiration:

Matthew 14:28–29 — “Come… and Peter stepped out of the boat.”

2 Corinthians 5:7 — “We walk by faith, not by sight.”

Isaiah 43:2 — “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.”

Hebrews 11:1 — Faith as confidence in what we hope for.

🙏 If you’re standing between fear and obedience, this song is for you.
Sometimes all it takes is one word from Jesus.