Lyrics
I won't be intimidated by the storm
I won't be intimidated by the storm
Even in the shaking help me know that You are Lord
I won't be intimidated by the storm
I will trust I'm not alone within the fire
I will trust I'm not alone within the fire
Even in the flames O God Your presence I will find
I will trust I'm not alone within the fire
Though waters are raging and darkness surrounds me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
Though giants are shouting and fear's all around me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
In the end You'll always have the victory
In the end You'll always have the victory
I believe the glory of the Lord these eyes will see
In the end You'll always have the victory
Though waters are raging and darkness surrounds me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
Though giants are shouting and fear's all around me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
For I know there's more that are for us
King of angel armies I won't be afraid
O the one's who's on our side is greater
King of all the heavens we will shout Your name
It is Jesus lighting up the darkness
We will see Your goodness blazing like the sun
Through the longest nights You've always reached us
What could separate us from Your saving love
I won't be intimidated by the storm
I won't be intimidated by the storm
Even in the shaking help me know that You are Lord
I won't be intimidated by the storm
Though waters are raging and darkness surrounds me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
Though giants are shouting and fear's all around me
I'll see Your goodness, I'll see Your goodness
It is Jesus lighting up the darkness
We will see Your goodness blazing like the sun
Through the longest nights You've always reached us
What could separate us from Your saving love
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Meaning & Inspiration
See Your Goodness presents faith as confidence in God amid storms, fire, darkness, fear, and opposition. Each image places hardship beside a confession that God remains present and will bring victory. The chorus does not deny threatening circumstances; instead, it answers them with the expectation that divine goodness will still become visible. That contrast gives the song the character of both prayer and declaration.
Several lyric images closely echo biblical scenes and promises. The assurance that there are more on God’s side recalls Elisha’s words when heavenly forces surrounded his servant. The title line also resembles the psalmist’s confidence in seeing the Lord’s goodness, while the question about separation from saving love points toward Paul’s declaration that no trouble or power can separate believers from Christ’s love. By naming Jesus as light in the darkness and the King of angel armies, the song grounds courage in God’s presence and authority rather than in human strength.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:13 The psalmist remains confident that he will see the goodness of the Lord.
- 2 Kings 6:16 Elisha says that those with God’s people are more numerous than their enemies.
- Romans 8:35-39 Paul declares that nothing can separate believers from the love of Christ.