Koryn Hawthorne - Won't He Do It Lyrics
Lyrics
Ain't nobody stoppin' my shine
They try to break me try to take me out
But I got Jesus on my side
But ain't no power stronger than the one
That came and laid down his life
And I got ?
But the enemy can't stop be
'cause there's a calling on my life
So when I'm crying it do last too long
'Cause he's gonna step in and make it alright.
Won't He do it
He said He would
Fight your battles for you
They gon' wonder how you sleep at night
Won't He do it
Yes He will
Anyone who tells you something different
You know that's a lie
You gon' look back and be so amazed
How you turned out
It's only his grace
Won't He do it
He said He would
So I trust Him at all times
I'm about to lose it again
I'm about to let them know where I'm from
Don't take me there again
I just call on Jesus my friend
Get me back in line one more time
'Cause he's always listening
Ain't nobody perfect, everybody's hurting
? Save me from my weaknesses
'Cause you're always on time
Better get your breakthrough
'Cause I'm gonna get mine
Won't He do it
He said He would
Fight your battles for you
They gon' wonder how you sleep at night
Won't He do it
Yes He will
Anyone who tells you something different
You know that's a lie
You gon' look back and be so amazed
How you turned out
It's only his grace
Won't He do it
He said He would
So I trust Him at all times
See what the enemy had planned for my downfall
Turned out to be the greatest victory of my life
When it comes at your face and heart
He's the only one who can come and make it right.
Ain't no need for stressing and crying
'Cause he gon' show up just like he did the last time
And the last time
And the last time
I know I know I know I know
(Won't he do it)
Won't He do it
He said He would
Fight your battles for you
They gon' wonder how you sleep at night
Won't He do it
Yes He will
Anyone who tells you something different
You know that's a lie
You gon' look back and be so amazed
How you turned out
It's only his grace
Won't He do it
He said He would
So I trust Him at all times
Won't he do it, he said he would (All times, all times)
So I trust Him at all times (All times, all times)
All times, all times
So I trust Him at all times (All times, all times)
All times, all times
So I trust Him at all times
Video
Koryn Hawthorne - Won't He Do It (Official Music Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Koryn Hawthorne's "Won't He Do It," released in August 2018, is a powerful declaration of unwavering faith and the God who consistently proves Himself faithful. More than just a catchy anthem, this song serves as a testament to the enduring truth that no matter the circumstances, God's ability to deliver and bless is absolute. The message resonates deeply with anyone who has walked through trials, finding solace and strength in the knowledge that God's faithfulness is a constant. This isn't a song about wishful thinking; it's an affirmation rooted in a profound understanding of God's character, as revealed throughout Scripture.
The core of "Won't He Do It" speaks to the miraculous interventions of God, echoing narratives found from Genesis to Revelation. It’s a direct reflection of the psalmist's cry, "I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart, in the company of the upright, in the congregation" (Psalm 111:1), recognizing that God’s works are great and worthy of all praise. The song anticipates and celebrates God’s power to transform the impossible into the possible, much like the parting of the Red Sea before the Israelites (Exodus 14), or Jesus feeding thousands with just a few loaves and fishes (Matthew 14:13-21). It’s a reminder that the God who sustained Daniel in the lion's den (Daniel 6) and raised Lazarus from the grave (John 11) is the same God actively working in our lives today. The lyrics inherently encourage believers to look back at their own testimonies, at the times God has shown up when all hope seemed lost, and to trust that He will do it again. This unwavering confidence is precisely what the Apostle Paul encourages when he writes, "Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power that is at work within us" (Ephesians 3:20). The song embodies this very principle, proclaiming with certainty that God’s capacity to act on behalf of His people is boundless. It’s a call to remember past victories, both personal and biblical, and to approach future challenges with a spirit of anticipation, knowing that God's track record of faithfulness is impeccable.