Lyrics
God of Love, God of Power, the only reason that I'm still here
God of Mercy, your hand of grace, touched my life I'm forever changed
Life was so empty until you came in, when I was weak you showed me your strength
Now I'm convinced that I can do anything with you
With you, I find my strength
With you, I can hold on
With you, I know I’m covered
No greater power than you
No God is greater than you
God of Love, God of Power, the only reason that I'm still here
God of Mercy, your hand of grace, touched my life I'm forever changed
Life was so empty until you came in, when I was weak you showed me your strength
Now I'm convinced that I can do anything with you
When I'm with you
When I'm with you
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Meaning & Inspiration
“With You” is a direct confession of dependence on God’s love, power, mercy, and grace. The lyric contrasts former emptiness and weakness with the strength found in God’s presence. Its central refrain does not celebrate self-sufficiency; it locates the ability to endure, hold on, and move forward in communion with God. Repetition gives that confession clarity, returning each section to the claim that no power and no God is greater.
The language of receiving strength closely reflects Philippians 4:13, where Paul speaks of being able to face all circumstances through the one who strengthens him. The assurance of being covered also fits the biblical picture of God as refuge in Psalm 91:4. By joining mercy with transformation, the song presents grace as an active touch that changes a life rather than an abstract idea. Its message remains focused and devotional: weakness is met by divine strength, emptiness by presence, and uncertainty by confidence in God’s unmatched power.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 4:13 Paul describes receiving strength through Christ in every circumstance.
- Psalm 91:4 The psalm portrays God’s faithful protection as a covering and refuge.