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Favor of The Lord by Israel Houghton cover art

Israel Houghton - Favor of The Lord Lyrics

Artist:
Israel Houghton

Lyrics

Verse:
It's my season for the favor of the Lord, soul is thirsty for an outpour. I am standing on the promises of God,
everything He has for me I receive.


Pre-Chorus
I am blessed to be a blessing


Hook
I have a promise, a promise from Heaven. It's my season, it's my time, for the favor of the Lord!


Verse
Repeat Pre-Chorus & Hook 2x


Bridge:
Pressed down, shaken it together, running over in the favor of God! Pressed down, shaken together, running over, running over! x3 until modulate


Running over (repeat)


Hook


REPRISE of Favor Of The Lord


Vamp
Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
It's unstoppable, unstoppable! (repeat)


Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!
It's unstoppable, unstoppable!
Unshakable, unbreakable!


Nothing can stop the favor of the Lord!


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Meaning & Inspiration

Favor of the Lord is built around confident expectation of God’s generosity and faithfulness. Its opening declaration joins spiritual thirst with trust in divine promises, while the pre-chorus turns blessing outward: what is received from God is meant to benefit others. The song therefore treats favor not merely as private advantage, but as abundance connected to service and generosity.

The bridge closely echoes Jesus’ picture of a good measure pressed down, shaken together, and running over. That biblical language gives the repeated phrase “running over” a clear source and places abundance within the context of giving. The refrain about a promise from heaven also directs attention toward God as the giver rather than human achievement. As the reprise repeats that nothing can stop the Lord’s favor, the song moves from personal reception to a communal declaration of trust in God’s ability to fulfill what he has promised.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 6:38 Jesus uses the image of a measure pressed down, shaken together, and running over.
  • Genesis 12:2 God promises to bless Abram so that he will be a blessing.
  • 2 Corinthians 1:20 Paul states that God’s promises find their yes in Christ.