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Wait On The Lord  by James Wilson cover art

James Wilson - Wait On The Lord Lyrics

Artist:
James Wilson

Lyrics

There's not a mountain too tall


There's not a problem too small


That Jesus can't resolve


In time He'll get involved


Our God He cares about us 


So wait on the Lord 


Wait on the Lord


Wait on the Lord


And He'll renew your strength 


There's not a light too dark


A journey too long to embark


Jesus will see you through


In time He'll make you new


Our God He cares about us 


So wait on the Lord


Wait on the Lord


Wait on the Lord


And He'll renew your strength 


No matter what you're going through 


'Cause He's ordering, 


He's ordering your strength


You've got to wait, you've got to wait 


I believe the steps of a righteous man 


He's ordering your strength


You've got to wait, you've got to wait 


You've gotta to believe in Him 


That He will come through 


You've got to wait, you've got to wait 


I'm gonna wait on You Jesus 


I'm gonna wait on You Jesus 


I'm not turning back now 


I'm not turning back now 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Wait on the Lord” offers encouragement for moments when difficulties appear too large or progress seems too slow. Mountains, dark circumstances, and long roads become images of pressure that Christ can overcome. The central refrain answers each struggle with patient dependence: the Lord cares, remains active, and supplies renewed strength. Later lines turn that assurance into perseverance, refusing to turn back even when the outcome has not yet appeared.

The chorus directly echoes Isaiah 40:31, which promises renewed strength to those who wait for the Lord. Its language also aligns with Psalm 37:23-24, where God establishes the steps of the righteous and upholds them when they stumble. These connections support the song’s emphasis on steady trust rather than immediate escape. Waiting is presented as active faith—continuing to believe, remaining turned toward Jesus, and expecting divine help in the proper time. The repetition reinforces a simple conviction: delay does not mean abandonment, because God’s care remains present through the struggle.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 40:31 Those who wait for the Lord are promised renewed strength.
  • Psalm 37:23-24 The Lord establishes and upholds the steps of the righteous.