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Not Finished by James Wilson cover art

James Wilson - Not Finished Lyrics

Artist:
James Wilson

Lyrics

Verse 1


When I feel walled in by my unbelief


And miracles seem forever out of reach


I’ll stand upon the words You’ve given me


‘Cause You wont relent till it’s complete


Pre-Chorus


Every word You’ve spoken


Will surely come to pass


I believe You’re moving


And You’re not finished yet


Chorus


Creator, Healer


Wonder-working miracle God


You can do anything


I know You’re moving


I know You’re working it out


So I will believe


You’re not finished yet


You’re not finished yet


Verse 2


I will be confident in You, Oh Lord


I wont be swayed by what I see right now


A glimmer of hope is breaking through the


clouds


I know You’ll see me through somehow


Pre-Chorus


Every word You’ve spoken


Will surely come to pass


I believe You’re moving


And You’re not finished yet


Chorus


Creator, Healer


Wonder working miracle God


You can do anything


I know You’re moving


I know You’re working it out


So I will believe


You’re not finished yet


You’re not finished yet


Bridge


When God opens a door


No one can shut it, no one can shut it


No devil from hell can stop what God has


started


When God gives you a word


It’s ever settled, it’s ever settled


No devil from hell can block what God has


promised


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Meaning & Inspiration

Not Finished centers on confidence in God when doubt and delay make his promises seem distant. The song names God as Creator, Healer, and worker of miracles, then answers uncertainty with trust in his spoken word. Its repeated declaration that God is still working presents faith as steady reliance rather than denial of present difficulty. The image of hope breaking through clouds reinforces that patient expectation.

The bridge strengthens this theme by describing doors that no one can shut and promises that opposition cannot cancel. That language closely echoes biblical assurances of divine authority and the effectiveness of God’s word. The song therefore moves from a private struggle with unbelief toward a firm confession of God’s faithfulness. Its chorus gathers the central ideas into worship: God remains able, active, and committed to bringing his work to completion, even when the outcome is not yet visible.

Related Scripture

  • Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.
  • Isaiah 55:11 God says that his word accomplishes the purpose for which he sends it.
  • Revelation 3:7 Christ is described as opening what no one can shut.