I Am Worship Song & Gospel Remix | The Great I Am – Names of God Declared

I Am Worship Song & Gospel Remix – The Great I Am by Malachi Ben-David

“I am the Lord, I’m the Almighty God… I am who I am, the Great I AM… I am, I am, I am, I am.”

Malachi Ben-David’s majestic “I Am” (Worship Version & Gospel Remix) is a powerful declaration of the names and eternal nature of God. From El Shaddai and Jehovah Jireh to the Lamb, the High Priest, the Messiah, and the First and the Last — this scripture-rooted worship anthem and old school gospel song lifts the church’s eyes to who God truly is.

Whether in its intimate worship form or the fiery gospel remix, this Christian worship song is built to remind every heart: the Great I Am is with you.

The Story & Perspective of “I Am”

What makes “I Am” stand out is its first-person perspective — God speaking about Himself. The lyrics let the voice of the Lord declare His own names, echoing the burning bush moment in Exodus 3:14 where God told Moses, “I AM THAT I AM.”

The worship version is tender and reverent, perfect for quiet awe. The Gospel Remix brings the full old school gospel fire — call-and-response energy that lets a congregation shout the names together. Both versions move through the same powerful declarations, giving the church a way to declare who God is with deep conviction.

The Worship & Gospel Versions – Majestic & Triumphant

The worship version has a majestic, reverent flow ideal for corporate declaration. The Gospel Remix adds classic gospel conviction and groove, turning the same names into a fiery, old school declaration anthem.

Perfect for:

• Worship services focused on God’s greatness

• Old school gospel and revival moments

• Corporate declaration of the names of God

• Personal awe and meditation on who God is

Listen to “I Am” Worship Version

Listen to “I Am (Gospel Remix)”

Key Themes & Scripture (The Names of God)

• El Shaddai, the Almighty God (Genesis 17:1)

• Jehovah Jireh, the Lord who provides (Genesis 22:14)

• The Good Shepherd and the Door (John 10)

• The Lamb who takes away the sin of the world (John 1:29)

• The Great I AM, self-existent and eternal (Exodus 3:14)

• The First and the Last, Alpha and Omega (Isaiah 44:6, Revelation 22:13)

Why These Songs Matter

“I Am” (both versions) does what worship must always do: it fixes our eyes on who God is before we ask Him for anything. The worship version invites quiet awe. The Gospel Remix invites loud declaration. Together, they give the church a powerful way to proclaim the names of God — and to remember that the Great I Am is the same yesterday, today, and forever.