Lyrics
Verse 1
What Satan has stolen must be restored
What the worm has eaten he will eat no more
What was meant to destroy me will not come near me
For I am the victor the victim no more
Chorus
We will fight from a place of victory
We will dance on the chains of our enemies
We will war in the peace of your promises
This is the power of Christ in me
Verse 2
King Jesus my helper whom shall I fear
For The Lord my portion mighty deliverer
The future it rests in the palm of his hand
In Christ I am new I am able to stand
Bridge
I have this hope and His name is Jesus
He will not rest till I see His goodness
Open wide the floodgates of Heaven's provision
For Over my life the curse of sin it is broken
Bridge2
He's blood is enough
He's love is enough x3
And it's washing me clean
And it's setting me free
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Meaning & Inspiration
Power of Christ presents Christian identity as victory rooted in Jesus rather than fear or former defeat. The first verse answers loss, destruction, and victimhood with restoration and confidence. Its chorus places struggle within Christ’s victory, joining images of broken chains, peaceful trust, and spiritual resistance. The second verse names Jesus as helper and deliverer, while the bridges gather the song’s central claims: hope bears Christ’s name, sin’s curse is broken, and cleansing and freedom come through his blood and love.
The lyric draws clearly from several biblical themes. Romans 8:37 describes believers as more than conquerors through Christ’s love, fitting the song’s stance of fighting from victory. Second Corinthians 5:17 declares that anyone in Christ is a new creation, closely matching the confession of being made new and able to stand. Colossians 1:13–14 connects deliverance, redemption, and forgiveness with Christ, providing biblical grounding for the closing language of freedom and cleansing. Together, the references locate the song’s confidence in Christ’s saving work rather than personal strength.
Related Scripture
- Romans 8:37 Believers are described as more than conquerors through Christ’s love.
- 2 Corinthians 5:17 Anyone in Christ is described as a new creation.
- Colossians 1:13-14 Christ brings deliverance, redemption, and forgiveness of sins.