Lyrics
Verse 1
For the things You’ve done
For the things You’ll do
For all you’ve brought me from
For all you’ll take me to
All throughout my life I found this true
You are faithful
You are faithful
Chorus
I’m grateful You are able
To complete everything that you speak
and no weapon that’s formed could ever prevail
Cause My God will never fail
No My God will never fail.
Verse 2
For the times I’ve lost
For the times I’ve won
For this broken past
I cannot outrun
All throughout my life I have found this true
You are faithful
You are faithful
Bridge 1
You’ll hold on to me
You’ll hold on to me
Despite what I’ve become
I know the You’re not done
You’ll hold on to me
You’ll hold on to me
You’ll hold on to me
Despite what I’ve become
I know the You’re not done
You’ll hold on to me
Bridge 2
So I’ll hold on to You
So I’ll hold on to You
My story’s just begun
And I know that You’re not done
So I’ll hold on to You
Cause You have plans for me
You have plans for me
My story’s just begun
And I know that You’re not done
Cause You have plans for me
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My God will never fail.
My God will never fail.
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Meaning & Inspiration
My God Will Never Fail is a confession of God’s faithfulness across achievement, loss, and a broken past. The verses give thanks for what God has already done while trusting what remains unfinished. Instead of treating hardship as evidence of abandonment, the song returns to the conviction that God remains able to fulfill every word and that opposition cannot overturn His purpose.
The bridges develop that assurance through the repeated promise, “You’ll hold on to me.” That language places security in God’s perseverance rather than human perfection. Philippians 1:6 closely supports the expectation that God completes the good work He begins, while Isaiah 54:17 supplies the song’s declaration that no formed weapon will prevail. The references to God’s continuing plans and an unfinished story also recall Jeremiah 29:11, though the lyric applies that hope personally and devotionally. Overall, the song joins gratitude, honest acknowledgment of failure, and durable trust in a God whose faithfulness is not exhausted by the past.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work He began.
- Isaiah 54:17 The chorus echoes the promise that no weapon formed against God’s people will prevail.
- Jeremiah 29:11 The song’s confidence in God’s continuing plans recalls this promise of hope and a future.