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
Meaning & Inspiration
“House of God” presents gathered worship as a place of welcome, holiness, faith, and expectation. The opening invitation makes room for people facing difficulty, then turns toward God as Redeemer, Restorer, and Rebuilder. Ashes, brokenness, darkness, and mountains become images of conditions that only divine action can transform. The repeated declaration that nothing is impossible keeps the focus on God’s ability rather than the strength of the worshippers.
The call to enter God’s gates through praise closely echoes Psalm 100:4. Its image of ashes exchanged for new life also recalls Isaiah 61:3, where mourning is answered with beauty and praise. The bridge’s emphasis on a little faith going a long way is consistent with Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 17:20 about mustard-seed faith and seemingly immovable mountains. Together, these references frame the house of God as more than a building: it is a gathered community approaching God with praise and trusting him to redeem what is broken.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 100:4 The psalm calls worshippers to enter God’s gates with thanksgiving and praise.
- Matthew 17:20 Jesus compares faith to a mustard seed and speaks of mountains moving.
- Isaiah 61:3 The passage describes God replacing ashes and mourning with beauty and praise.