Lyrics
Verse 1
I have seen Your hand
Move in ways
That I don't understand
With the devil at my back
I watched that raging sea
Become dry land
Pre Chorus
Oh remind my soul
When I'm facing the impossible
Remind my soul of this
Chorus
If You brought me this far
Then I know that it's not the end
You've been faithful again and again
After all that You've done
How could I not stand confident
That You'll be faithful again and again
Verse 2
Up against the odds
I won't fear the furnace or the flames
Cuz You prove the doubters wrong
For the glory the glory of Your name
Pre Chorus
Oh remind my soul
When I'm facing the impossible
Remind my soul of this
Chorus
If You brought me this far
Then I know that it's not the end
You've been faithful again and again
After all that You've done
How could I not stand confident
That You'll be faithful again and again
Tag
You'll be faithful again and again
Bridge
My faith is taking ground
Fear has no power now
My God You've never failed
And You're not gonna fail me now
My faith is taking ground
Fear has no power now
My God You've never failed
And You're not gonna fail me now
Bridge
My faith is taking ground
Fear has no power now
My God You've never failed
And You're not gonna fail me now
You're not gonna fail me now
You're not gonna fail me now
Chorus
If You brought me this far
Then I know that it's not the end
You've been faithful again and again
After all that You've done
How could I not stand confident
That You'll be faithful again and again
Tag
You'll be faithful again and again
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Brought Me This Far” builds confidence by remembering God’s past faithfulness. The opening verse recalls a sea becoming dry land, and the second faces a furnace without fear. These biblical images frame present difficulty through earlier acts of deliverance. When circumstances appear impossible, the singer calls the soul to remember that God has not failed. The repeated chorus turns memory into expectation: prior help becomes reason to trust that the present trial is not the end.
The dry-land image clearly echoes Israel’s passage through the sea in Exodus 14:21-22, while the furnace points to the deliverance recorded in Daniel 3:24-27. The assurance that God will finish what he has begun also aligns with Philippians 1:6. Across the verses, chorus, and bridge, fear loses its authority as faith gains ground. The song’s confidence rests not on favorable odds, but on the consistent character of God displayed again and again.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 14:21-22 God divides the sea so Israel can cross on dry ground, matching the first verse.
- Daniel 3:24-27 God preserves his servants in the furnace, the trial named in the second verse.
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.