Lyrics
You have healed the broken out of love
What You did back then
You can do again
You have spoken life into dry bones
What You did back then
You can do again
I still believe, I still believe
You are the God of miracles
Great is Your power, great is Your name
You are the God of miracles
So much more than I could ever dream of
You can do in me
Would You do it now?
Speak the word that brings me back to life
By Your mighty power
Would You do it now?
The greatest wonder of all
We’ll ever see has been done
You rose from the grave
You’ve overcome
Jesus my victory
Your spirit living in me
You’ve already won
You’ve overcome
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Meaning & Inspiration
God of Miracles builds its hope around the continuing power of God. Images of healed brokenness, life spoken into dry bones, and restoration connect present prayer with earlier acts of divine deliverance. The repeated confession that God remains able to work miracles does not treat faith as certainty about a particular outcome; it voices trust in divine power while asking for renewed life.
The final section places the resurrection of Jesus at the center of that confidence. The empty grave is described as the greatest wonder and as the victory already accomplished, while the indwelling Spirit makes that victory personally significant. This progression keeps the request for a miracle anchored in the identity and work of Christ rather than in human effort. The song therefore joins petition, remembrance, and praise: past acts of God support present faith, and the resurrection provides the clearest basis for hope that death and brokenness do not have the final word.
Related Scripture
- Ezekiel 37:4-6 God commands the dry bones to hear his word and promises to bring them to life.
- Luke 24:6 The resurrection declaration matches the song emphasis that Jesus rose from the grave.
- Romans 8:11 The Spirit who raised Jesus is described as dwelling in believers and giving life.