Worship with Corry Music brings a Swahili worship song in Ninakukimbilia wewe Bwana, a simple prayer built around running to God for refuge. The recording keeps its attention on trust, dependence, and faith.
The title means “I run to You, Lord”, and that wording feels very human. When things become too heavy, people naturally look for somewhere safe to turn. In Christian faith, that place is God. The idea is not about physically running away from life, but about choosing God as the person to whom you bring fear, uncertainty, and trouble.
Musically, the record sits comfortably within worship, with the devotional message taking priority over musical showmanship. Its Swahili wording gives the song a familiar East African church feel, while the repeated central idea makes it easy to follow and sing along with. The song also has a connection to Psalm 62:8, a verse associated with trusting God and finding refuge in Him.
There is an older hymn tradition around the same title, including Nyimbo Za Imani Yetu, where “Ninakukimbilia Wewe Bwana” appears as a Swahili hymn connected with Psalm 62:8. The current Worship with Corry Music recording is listed as a 2026 single.
What makes the song easy to connect with is the honesty behind its central thought. Nobody has everything under control all the time. Sometimes the strongest prayer is simply admitting that you need somewhere to turn, and this song puts that feeling into words without overcomplicating it.
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