Lyrics
I won't be discouraged
Even when I'm discouraged
I'll remind my soul of all You've done before
I won't be distracted
Even in the distraction
I will trust the one who's greater than the storm
I will trust the one who's greater than the storm
I don't need another reason
I don't more convincing
The same God who made a way
Is the same God who's here today
Even in my darkest moment
This will be the truth I'm holding
The same God who made a way
Is the same God who's here today
I won't be shaken
Even when I'm shaking
Having done all I can do I still will stand
I will worship
Yes I will worship
I will face whatever comes with lifted hands
If You're not done moving
Then I'm not done waiting
If You're not done working
Then I'm not done praising
I believe You're moving
So I'm not done waiting
I believe You're working
So I'm not done praising
I don't need another reason
I don't more convincing
The same God who made a way
Is the same God who's here today
Even in my darkest moment
This will be the truth I'm holding
The same God who made a way
Is the same God who's here to stay
Cross Worship | Same God ft. Jillian Ellis & D'Marcus Howard (Official Music Video)
Written by Troy Culbreth, Darius Byers, Mia Fieldes and Jordan Mohilowski.
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Same God responds to discouragement, distraction, and uncertainty by remembering the past faithfulness of God. The singer does not pretend that fear or shaking is absent. Instead, each difficulty becomes an occasion to recall what God has already done and to trust his presence in the current moment. Standing, waiting, worshiping, and lifting hands are presented as acts of faith while the answer is still unfolding.
The central claim that the God who made a way before remains present today may recall the biblical affirmation that Jesus Christ does not change. The lyrics also echo the call to stand firm after every effort and the scriptural practice of remembering Gods works in troubled times. Their repeated contrasts are especially important: discouragement is met with remembrance, distraction with trust, shaking with steadfastness, and waiting with praise. The song frames faith as continued dependence on Gods unchanging character, holding past deliverance and present expectation together without requiring immediate visible resolution.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 13:8 The verse declares Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever.
- Ephesians 6:13 Paul calls believers to stand after doing everything required in a time of struggle.
- Psalm 77:11 The psalmist chooses to remember the Lords deeds and wonders of the past.