Lyrics
You bring life to the barren places
Light to the darkest spaces
God, it’s Your nature
You bring joy to the broken hearted
Hope to the ones who've lost it
God, it’s Your nature
There is no desert that Your streams can’t run to
There are no ruins that Your love won't make new
You tell the wasteland
That it will bloom again
Cause it’s Your nature
You will restore the years that shame has stolen
You keep the promises that You have spoken
I know this wasteland will be whole again
Cause it’s Your nature
You bring peace
To the war inside us
Speak and all fear is silenced
God, it’s Your nature
You bring joy to the broken hearted
Hope to the ones who've lost it
God, it’s Your nature
Sing out o barren woman
Sing out o broken man
Stretch out your hands believing this is your promise land
Break out of disappointment
Break out of hopelessness
Stretch out your hands believing this is your promise land
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Your Nature” presents restoration as consistent with God’s character. Barren ground, ruined places, wounded hearts, inner conflict, and lost hope become settings for divine renewal. The recurring claim that such work belongs to God’s nature anchors the song in His faithfulness rather than in changing circumstances. Streams reaching a desert and a wasteland blooming give visible form to hope where life appears impossible.
Several biblical images converge in the lyric. Isaiah 35:1–2 describes the wilderness rejoicing and blossoming, while Joel 2:25 records God’s promise to restore years consumed by loss. The call for the barren woman to sing recalls Isaiah 54:1, where praise rises before the promised enlargement is visible. These connections support the song’s movement from pain toward expectant worship. Restoration is portrayed not as denial of ruins or shame, but as confidence that God keeps His word, brings peace into turmoil, and can make desolate places fruitful again.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 35:1-2 Isaiah pictures the wilderness rejoicing and blossoming under God’s renewing work.
- Joel 2:25 God promises to restore the years that were consumed by loss.
- Isaiah 54:1 The barren woman is called to sing in anticipation of God’s promised restoration.