Fabrice Nzeyimana & HM Burundi - Ndafise Imana | Gospel Audio

“Ndafise Imana” is a Kirundi phrase that translates to “I have God.”

In a gospel or worship context, “Ndafise Imana” is a bold declaration of faith and confidence in God’s presence.

Ndafise = I have

Imana = God

In a Christian setting, Ndafise Imana expresses:

• Assurance – The believer knows God is with them.
• Confidence – No fear because God is their protector.
• Testimony – A public declaration that their strength and security come from God.
• Contentment – Having God is greater than having material wealth.

It reflects biblical truths like:

“If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31)

“The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” (Psalm 23:1)

So in gospel music, when someone sings “Ndafise Imana,” they are proclaiming:

I am not alone. I am not defeated. I have God on my side.