Lyrics
Verse 1
We see what You can do, oh God of wonders
Your power has no end
The things You've done before in greater measure
You will do again
Chorus
'Cause there's no prison wall You can't break through, no
Mountain You can't move, all things are possible
There's no broken body You can't raise, no
Soul that You can't save, all things are possible
Refrain
The darkest night, You can light it up
You can light it up, oh God of revival
Let hope arise, death is overcome
You've already won, oh God of revival
Verse 2
You rose in victory and now You're seated
Forever on the throne
So why should my heart fear what You've defeated
I will trust in You alone
Chorus (Repeat)
Refrain (Repeat)
Bridge (Repeat x4)
Come awaken Your people, come awaken Your city
Oh God of revival, pour it out, pour it out
Every stronghold will crumble, hear the chains hit the ground
Oh God of revival, pour it out, pour it out
Refrain (Repeat)
Bridge (Repeat x2)
Vamp (Repeat x5)
Oh, oh oh oh, oh oh oh
God of revival
Bridge (Repeat)
Chorus (Repeat)
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Meaning & Inspiration
"God of Revival" opens with direct address, naming God as a worker of wonders whose power has no end, before declaring confidence that past demonstrations of that power will be repeated in even greater measure. That confident expectation, past miracles as evidence for future ones, frames the entire song's central request for revival.
Its chorus lists specific impossibilities God can overcome, prison walls, immovable mountains, broken bodies, lost souls, before repeating the conclusion that "all things are possible." That accumulated list gives the song's central claim concrete, varied examples rather than a single abstract assertion.
Rooted in contemporary worship's revival and resurrection theme, the song functions as an urgent call for spiritual awakening, its repeated bridge, "come awaken Your people, come awaken Your city," extending personal confidence in God's power into a corporate plea for widespread, visible spiritual renewal.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 19:26 States that with God all things are possible, directly echoed in the song's repeated chorus.
- 1 Corinthians 15:57 Describes victory given through Jesus Christ, echoed in the song's description of death already overcome.