Keep Your Vow
Solfa Notation • Wedding Hymns, Consecration, Ordination Hymns, Hymns
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Keep Your Vow by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About Keep Your Vow
"Keep Your Vow" is an earnest and direct choral admonition about faithfulness, integrity, and the weight of the promises we make to God. Drawing on the biblical instruction to let your "Yes be yes" and your "No be no," the song serves as a gentle but firm reminder that sacred commitments are not to be taken lightly. The lyrics speak plainly to the heart of the believer, emphasizing that it is better not to promise at all than to make a vow before the Lord and fail to keep it.
In the life of the Church, this piece is especially powerful during moments of solemn commitment. Choirs often sing it for religious professions, ordinations, and weddings—any liturgy where individuals stand before the altar to dedicate their lives or their love. The interplay between the voice parts in the refrain creates a supportive, communal feel, echoing the way a congregation witnesses and upholds those who make their vows. It leaves the listener with a comforting final assurance: if you keep your promise, "the Lord will never let you down."