Lyrics
You can do anything
When we take limits off You
You are God You are able
You can do anything
When we take limits off You
You are God You are able
You are able to do anything
We will not be shaken
We will not be moved
Even in the trial
We're gonna trust in You
Standing on Your promise
The just shall live by faith
You can do anything
When we take limits off You
You are God You are able
Oh oh oh oh
You can do anything
When we take limits off You
You are God You are able
You are able to do anything
So we will praise You in advance
Like the victory is here
Knowing that You are not a man
That You would lie
If You say victory will come
By faith we believe it's done
We receive it, we receive it
You can do anything
When we take limits off You
You are God You are able
You are able to do anything
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Able to Do Anything” centers on confidence in God’s limitless ability and faithfulness. Its recurring declaration removes imagined limits from divine action, while the verses place that confidence within trial rather than outside it. The singers refuse to be shaken, stand on God’s promise, and choose trust before circumstances change. Praise offered “in advance” becomes an expression of faith, not a denial of difficulty.
The lyric’s statement that the just shall live by faith clearly echoes Habakkuk 2:4 and its later use in Romans and Galatians. Its assurance that God does not lie also aligns with Numbers 23:19. Together, those themes give the song a focused message: God’s character makes his promises dependable. Victory is described as received by faith, and the repeated chorus keeps attention on God’s ability rather than human strength. The result is a praise song shaped by perseverance, expectation, and confidence in the God who remains trustworthy during a trial.
Related Scripture
- Habakkuk 2:4 The verse says the righteous person lives by faith, a line stated directly in the song.
- Numbers 23:19 The passage declares that God does not lie and fulfills what he promises.