Lyrics
Intro
Capable God Oh
Chorus
What can't You do?
What won't You do?
Nothing impossible, nothing impossible
What can't You do?
What won't You do?
Nothing impossible with our God
Verse 1 (x2)
You do not lie
You do not fail
What is hard for You to do?
It doesn't exist oh,
It can never ever exist oh.
Verse 2
According to Your knowledge
And Your will for me
What You say You have done
I just need to align oh
Because You are not a man
That changes Your mind oh
Those that know You will trust in You
Not in horses and chariots
Bridge
By the arm of flesh no man can prevail
No man, no man
No man, no man
My confidence is You
Pre-Chorus
What is hard?
What is hard for You to do?
It can never exist oh.
Chorus (Repeat)
You do not lie
You do not fail
What is hard for You to do?
It doesn't exist oh,
It can never ever exist oh.
Verse 3
Ask Abraham and Sarah
And the woman with the issue of blood oh
Nothing nothing hard for You
Ask mama Hannah, blind Bartimaeus
Make You go ask the Israelites
Absolutely nothing hard for You
Bridge (Repeat)
No man, no man
No man, no man
My confidence is You
Pre-Chorus (Repeat)
What is hard?
What is hard for You to do?
It can never exist oh.
Chorus (Repeat)
You do not lie
You do not fail
What is hard for You to do?
It doesn't exist oh,
It can never ever exist oh.
Outro
Capable God oh
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Capable God” by Judikay is a praise song built on one question: “What is hard for You to do?” The singer answers at once: “It doesn’t exist.” The chorus repeats “What can’t You do? What won’t You do?” and “Nothing impossible with our God,” while the verses say God does not lie and does not fail.
The lyric supports this with Bible examples. It names Abraham and Sarah, the woman with the issue of blood, Hannah, blind Bartimaeus, and the Israelites, each a story of God acting where human ability had run out. The line about trusting not in horses and chariots is close to Psalm 20:7, and “nothing impossible” recalls Luke 1:37 and Jeremiah 32:17.
The bridge repeats “No man” and “My confidence is You,” which echoes Jeremiah 17:5-7. The song’s message is that a faithful God, not human strength, is the basis for confidence.
Related Scripture
- Luke 1:37 Nothing is impossible with God
- Psalm 20:7 Trust in the name of the Lord, not chariots and horses
- Jeremiah 32:17 Nothing is too hard for the Lord