Lyrics
Your love’s the kind that has no limits
Your love’s the space that knows no bounds
You never leave You’re always in it
You stop at nothing till I’m found
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You keep Your word
Faithful, forever true
I can count, oh I can count on You
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
Before my days were ever written
You chose a cross to save my life
One final breath and it was finished
You conquered death and crushed the lie
My hope secured in Jesus Christ
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You keep Your word
Faithful, forever true
I can count, oh I can count on You
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You remain all through the ages
Your promise never returns void
You remain when all is shaken
Your promise never returns void
You remain all through the ages
Your promise never returns void
You remain when all is shaken
Your promise never returns void
Your promise never returns void
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You keep Your word
Faithful, forever true
I can count, oh I can count on You
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You keep Your word
You will, You always do
You remain all through the ages
Your promise never returns void
You remain when all is shaken
Your promise never returns void
Your promise never returns void
Your promise never returns void
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Meaning & Inspiration
“You Keep Your Word” is a confession of confidence in God’s unchanging faithfulness. The first verse describes divine love as limitless and persistent, then the chorus answers with the repeated assurance that God can be counted on. Its foundation becomes explicit in the account of Christ’s cross, final breath, victory over death, and the hope secured in him. The lyric therefore connects God’s reliability not only with promises spoken, but also with salvation accomplished through Jesus Christ.
The bridge’s declaration that God remains through every age and every shaking gives the song its clearest biblical echo. Isaiah 55:11 says that God’s word does not return empty but accomplishes his purpose, while Numbers 23:19 contrasts God’s truthfulness with human changeability. The reference to Christ’s finished work also recalls John 19:30. Repetition serves the song’s central conviction: circumstances may shift, yet God’s character and promise remain dependable. Its worshipful response rests on the cross, the defeat of death, and the enduring truth of what God has spoken.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 55:11 God says his word does not return empty but accomplishes his purpose.
- Numbers 23:19 The verse affirms that God does not lie or fail to fulfill what he has spoken.
- John 19:30 Jesus declares his work finished as he dies on the cross.