Influence Music - House of God Lyrics
Lyrics
Verse 1
This is an open door
This is an invitation
He says you're welcome home
No matter what you're facing
Pre-Chorus
This isn't ordinary, this is holy
So come and do what only You can do
Chorus
Oh-oh-oh-oh, turn ashes into life
Turn broken to beautiful
Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder
Nothing is impossible, yeah, woo
Verse 2
This isn't just a song
This kind of praise will open the Heavens
This isn't just four walls
This is the way to enter His gates
Pre-Chorus
This isn't ordinary, this is holy
So come and do what only You can do
Chorus
Oh-oh-oh-oh, turn ashes into life
Turn broken to beautiful
Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder
Nothing is impossible
Turn darkness into light
And mountains to miracles
Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder
Nothing is impossible
Here in the House of God, nothing is impossible
Here in the House of God, nothing is impossible, no
Bridge
(I wanna hear you sing this out)
Just a little faith, it goes a long way
In the House of God
Just a little faith, it goes a long way
In the House of God
Just a little faith, it goes a long way
In the House of God, ayy
Just a little faith, it goes a long way
Chorus
Nothing is impossible
Turn ashes into life
Turn broken to beautiful
Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder
Nothing is impossible
Turn darkness into light
And mountains to miracles
Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder
Nothing is impossible
Here in the House of God, nothing is impossible
Here in the House of God, nothing is impossible
Outro
Lift up a shout
Halleujah, hallelujah, woo
Video
House Of God | Influence Music & Whitney Medina | Live at Influence Church
Meaning & Inspiration
Influence Music, featuring Whitney Medina, delivered a profoundly resonant message with their live release of "House of God" on June 29, 2021. This anthem transcends mere musical expression, serving as a powerful declaration of God's open invitation and transformative presence, designed to resonate deeply within the spiritual landscape of anyone seeking hope and restoration.
At its core, "House of God" articulates a profound truth: the divine space of worship, whether a physical gathering or the intimate sanctuary of the heart, is a place of unconditional acceptance and limitless potential. The lyrics paint a picture of God extending a tender invitation, assuring everyone that they are truly "welcome home, no matter what you're facing." This echoes the very heart of God found in Scripture, where Jesus Himself invites the weary and burdened to find rest (Matthew 11:28) and promises to welcome all who come to Him (John 6:37). The "House of God" here is not just an edifice but a spiritual reality where God's presence reigns, a concept profoundly illustrated throughout the Bible, from the Tabernacle to the temple, and ultimately, in Christ's promise to be with us always.
The song swiftly transitions from invitation to exalting the sacred nature of this divine encounter. It asserts, "This isn't ordinary, this is holy," emphasizing that engaging with God is stepping into a realm entirely set apart, distinct from worldly experiences. This holiness isn't intimidating but rather the source of God's unparalleled power to intervene. The plea, "So come and do what only You can do," acknowledges God's unique ability to act beyond human capacity, a testament to His omnipotence that constantly works wonders beyond our comprehension (Ephesians 3:20). It reminds us that our worship creates an atmosphere for the supernatural, where God can manifest His will.
The chorus then explodes with a declaration of God's restorative character, proclaiming His power to "turn ashes into life" and "turn broken to beautiful." This vivid imagery draws directly from biblical promises of restoration, such as Isaiah 61:3, where God promises to bestow a "crown of beauty instead of ashes." It speaks to the incredible grace of a God who doesn't just mend but completely transforms, elevating suffering into testimony and despair into hope. The titles "Redeemer, Restorer, Rebuilder" are not mere descriptive words but powerful identifiers of God’s active roles in our lives and in the world. He redeems us from sin and bondage (Galatians 3:13), restores what the locusts have eaten (Joel 2:25), and rebuilds shattered lives and dreams (Amos 9:11). The resounding affirmation, "Nothing is impossible," rooted in Luke 1:37, serves as the overarching truth, highlighting that when we come into God's presence, all human limitations dissolve before His infinite power. The expansion of the chorus to include turning "darkness into light" (Genesis 1:3, John 1:5) and "mountains to miracles" (Matthew 17:20) further amplifies this theme, asserting God's dominion over every challenge and circumstance.
The second verse deepens the understanding of worship itself, stating, "This isn't just a song, this kind of praise will open the Heavens." This isn't merely a melodic offering; it's a spiritual act with tangible effects, creating an access point to the divine. Scripture repeatedly shows how heartfelt praise precedes breakthroughs and God’s manifest presence (2 Chronicles 5:13-14, Acts 16:25-26). Furthermore, the declaration that "this isn't just four walls, this is the way to enter His gates" powerfully redefines the concept of "church" from a physical structure to a spiritual pathway. It aligns with Psalm 100:4, urging us to "enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise," emphasizing that our worship grants us access to God's very presence, wherever we are.
The bridge reinforces the critical element of faith, declaring, "Just a little faith, it goes a long way in the House of God." This echoes Jesus' teaching that even faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains (Matthew 17:20), and that without faith, it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). It’s a call to simple, yet profound, trust in the limitless capabilities of God within His presence, reassuring that the magnitude of our faith is less important than the object of our faith. The song culminates in the powerful re-declaration of God's boundless power and an exuberant "Hallelujah," a shout of praise that acknowledges His sovereignty and goodness, consistent with the joyful acclamations found throughout the Psalms and Revelation. "House of God" stands as an inspiring testament to God's welcoming nature, His transformative power, and the profound impact of faith and worship in His presence, inviting all to experience the miraculous.