Lyrics
Miracles when You move
Such an easy thing for You to do
Your hand is moving right now
You are still showing up
At the tomb of every Lazarus
Your voice is calling me out
Right now I know You’re able
My God come through again
You can do all things
You can do all things but fail
Cause You've never lost a battle
No You've never lost a battle
And I know, I know
You never will
Everything’s possible
By the power of the Holy Ghost
A new wind is blowing right now
Breaking my heart of stone
Taking over like it’s Jericho
My walls are all crashing down
You've never lost a battle
You've never lost a battle
You've never lost a battle
Written by Steven Furtick, Chris Brown, Tiffany Hammer
Live From Elevation Ballantyne
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Never Lost” presents God as unfailing in power, especially when circumstances appear closed beyond recovery. The opening image of Lazarus at the tomb places resurrection at the center of that confidence. Later images of a new wind, a heart of stone becoming changed, and Jericho’s walls falling broaden the theme from outward miracles to inward renewal and the removal of barriers.
The song’s repeated claim that God has never lost a battle functions as its central confession of trust. John’s account of Lazarus supports the lyric’s picture of Christ calling life out of a tomb. Ezekiel’s promise of a new heart gives biblical context to the image of stone being replaced, while Jericho recalls a victory achieved through God’s action rather than ordinary strength. Together, these references frame the song as worship rooted in divine ability, spiritual renewal, and confidence during seemingly impossible situations.
Related Scripture
- John 11:43-44 Jesus calls Lazarus from the tomb and restores him to life.
- Ezekiel 36:26 God promises to replace a heart of stone with a new heart.
- Joshua 6:20 Jericho’s wall falls after Israel follows God’s command.