Lyrics
You never question
Not for a second
If I would be worth your time
You’re always for me
You don’t abandon
The reason
You came and died
Now I know a love
That would never change his mind
Know your heart and it’s always after mine
You’re the God fighting for the One
Every time
You love me
I never wonder
There’s not a doubt in my mind
That you’re on my side
I’ll always love you
There’s not a thing I could want
When you’re in my life
Some may say it's hopeless
They must have never met my God
Some may say it's over
But it was finished on the cross
Some may say it's broken
But the Healer's in the room
Some may say it's hopeless
But I know
God's about to move
God's about to move
There's a miracle in the works
I can feel it
There's revival in the church
I believe it
Some may see an ocean
But He's made a highway through
Some may see a mountain
But we've seen a mountain move
Some may see a graveyard
But we've seen His empty tomb
Some may see a battle
But I know
There's a miracle in the works
I can feel it
There's revival in the church
I believe it
And I believe it
Reignite us, reawaken
Breath of God, come breathe again
Like the dry bones started shaking
All that died will live again
Oh, the miracle You're making
The beginning not the end
Eternity is waiting
To see Your church alive again
Reignite us, reawaken
Breath of God, come breathe again
Like the dry bones started shaking
All that died will live again
Oh, the miracle You're making
The beginning not the end
Eternity is waiting
To see Your church alive again
There's a miracle in the works
I feel it, I feel it
And there's a revival, (there's a revival) in the church (
And I believe it, I can feel it, I can see it, I believe that
There's a miracle in the works
And I can feel it
There's revival in the church
I believe it
And I believe it
You are my miracle
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Miracles In the Works” centers on confidence in God when circumstances appear hopeless, broken, or immovable. Its contrasts between human conclusions and divine action give the song a steady movement from uncertainty toward faith. The cross, the empty tomb, healing, and a path through the sea all support its declaration that apparent endings do not limit God. The repeated expectation of revival also broadens the focus from personal assurance to renewed life in the church.
The dry-bones language closely echoes Ezekiel’s vision of restoration, while the moved mountain and opened way recall biblical pictures of deliverance and faith. These images are not presented as abstract ideas; they become reasons for trusting God’s presence and activity. The closing identification of God as the miracle brings the theme back to relationship rather than spectacle. Overall, the song presents Christian hope as confidence rooted in Christ’s finished work, resurrection, and ability to bring life where loss appears final.
Related Scripture
- Ezekiel 37:5-6 God commands breath to enter the dry bones so that they live again.
- 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Christ’s death and resurrection ground the song’s hope beyond the grave.
- Isaiah 43:16 The passage describes God making a way through the sea.