Psalm 21: You Strengthen Me

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Psalm 21 is a royal thanksgiving psalm. It celebrates answered prayers, victory, strength, and joy that come directly from God. It’s like a “praise report” after the battle — filled with glory and gratitude for divine favor and protection.

This song can be a joyful, triumphant worship anthem that declares God's faithfulness and strength.


✝️ Psalm 21: The King Rejoices in Your Strength

“The king rejoices in Your strength, Lord.” — Psalm 21:1

“You came to greet him with rich blessings.” — Psalm 21:3

“Through the unfailing love of the Most High, he will not be shaken.” — Psalm 21:7


🎵 Song Title: “You Strengthen Me (Psalm 21)”

🎯 Theme:

A victorious, joyful praise song that gives thanks to God for strength, salvation, and steadfast love. It celebrates how God lifts up His people and secures their path.


🎶 Lyrics (Based on Psalm 21:1–13)

Verse 1 (Psalm 21:1–2)

The king rejoices in Your strength, O Lord,

In Your salvation his joy is restored.

You’ve granted the desire of his heart,

Not withheld the requests from the start.


Verse 2 (Psalm 21:3–4)

You welcomed him with blessings and grace,

A crown of gold You placed on his face.

He asked for life — You gave it still,

Length of days by sovereign will.


Chorus (Psalm 21:7)

Through the love of the Most High, we stand,

We will not be moved from His hand.

You strengthen me, You raise me high —

My hope, my glory, the Lord Most High.


Verse 3 (Psalm 21:5–6)

His glory is great through Your help, O King,

Splendor and majesty You bring.

You made him joyful forevermore,

With gladness in Your presence and power.


Bridge (Psalm 21:8–11)

Your hand finds out all who oppose,

Your fire consumes all Your foes.

For You are righteous, just, and wise —

Let all who rise against You fall and die.


Final Chorus (Psalm 21:13)

Be exalted, Lord, in Your great might,

We sing and praise with all our might!

You strengthen us, You never fail —

Forever our Redeemer prevails.