Lyrics
Verse 1
Beyond our limits
We see Your strength
Your hope it anchors
The dreams we have
Until the end they're Yours alone
Verse 2
Found in Your purpose
We see the road
Marked out before us
And this we know
Your kingdom rises forevermore
Pre-Chorus
Let our ambitions fall before You
Let Your fire rise in us
Chorus
For all You have
The Father's plan for us
Unshakable is the hope we have
In the fullness of His love
We're anchored in
Our God eternal
Woah
Our future strong in
The promise of the Son
Unbreakable
Verse 2
Found in Your purpose
We see the road
Marked out before us
And this we know
Your kingdom rises forevermore
Pre-Chorus
Let our ambitions fall before You
Let Your fire rise in us
Chorus
For all You have
The Father's plan for us
Unshakable is the hope we have
In the fullness of His love
We're anchored in
Our God eternal
Woah
Our future strong in
The promise of the Son
Unbreakable
Bridge
You're the rock on which we stand
In this world of sinking sands
You're the certain hope we have
Jesus
Look no further than the Son
For His reign won't be undone
And His faithfulness remains forever
Chorus
For all You have
The Father's plan for us
Unshakable is the hope we have
In the fullness of His love
We're anchored in
Our God eternal
Woah
Our future strong in
The promise of the Son
Unbreakable
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Meaning & Inspiration
Unbreakable is a congregational worship song about hope that holds under pressure. The opening verses speak of limits and dreams, then hand both over to God with the words "Until the end they're Yours alone." A road "marked out before us" and a kingdom that "rises forevermore" give the song its sense of direction.
The pre-chorus asks for ambitions to "fall before You" and for God's fire to rise in the singers. The chorus then names the confidence behind the title: "Unshakable is the hope we have / In the fullness of His love." The image of being anchored in an eternal God resembles the language of Hebrews 6 about hope as an anchor, though the lyrics do not quote that verse directly.
The bridge shifts to the language of Jesus as the rock, set against "this world of sinking sands." It closes with the claim that His reign "won't be undone," which gives the song a clear and steady ending suited to corporate singing.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 6:19 Hope is described as an anchor for the soul.
- Isaiah 26:4 The Lord is called an everlasting rock to trust in.
- Hebrews 12:28 Believers receive a kingdom that cannot be shaken.