Lyrics
Verse 1
Every single morning, You are making all things new
Even in confusion, You are my point of view
Hope arise within me as I cling to what You've said
And I have seen Your faithfulness time and time again
Chorus
You are with us, King through all the ages
From glory to glory, You will keep the promise
Of Your presence, Alpha and Omega
Author of redemption, beginning to the end
Verse 2
You lead me through the darkness in Your revelation light
I have found my future in the hope of Jesus Christ
I will trust Your word, You are the truth, the life, the way
And I have seen Your faithfulness time and time again
Chorus
You are with us, King through all the ages
From glory to glory, You will keep the promise
Of Your presence, Alpha and Omega
Author of redemption, beginning to the end
Bridge
Beauty from the ashes
Goodness for the broken
Darkness is not dark to You
Healing for the sickness
Rest for all the restless
Everything redeemed in You
Beauty from the ashes
Goodness for the broken
Darkness is not dark to You
Healing for the sickness
Rest for all the restless
Everything redeemed in You
Chorus
You are with us, King through all the ages
From glory to glory, You will keep the promise
Of Your presence, Alpha and Omega
Author of redemption, beginning to the end
Bridge
Beauty from the ashes
Goodness for the broken
Darkness is not dark to You
Healing for the sickness
Rest for all the restless
Everything redeemed in You
Interlude
Oh, oh (Oh)
Oh, oh (Oh)
Oh, oh (Oh)
Oh, oh (Oh)
Chorus
You are with us, King through all the ages
From glory to glory, You will keep the promise
Of Your presence, Alpha and Omega
Author of redemption, beginning to the end
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Meaning & Inspiration
Time and Time Again presents divine faithfulness as the steady answer to confusion, darkness, brokenness, and uncertainty. The opening verse finds renewal each morning and treats the word of God as a secure point of reference. Its chorus widens that confidence across all ages, naming Christ as Alpha and Omega and the author of redemption. The bridge then gathers images of restoration: beauty replacing ashes, goodness meeting the broken, healing reaching sickness, and rest coming to the restless.
Several biblical echoes reinforce those declarations. Morning renewal recalls the mercies described in Lamentations 3, where divine faithfulness grounds hope. The title Alpha and Omega comes directly from Revelation and places the Lord at both beginning and end. The claim that darkness is not dark to God closely follows Psalm 139, which says that night shines like day before him. Through these linked images, the song portrays trust as a response to a consistent character: past faithfulness supports present hope, and the promised presence of Christ carries redemption from beginning to completion.
Related Scripture
- Lamentations 3:22-23 The passage says that the mercies of the Lord are new every morning and celebrates his faithfulness.
- Revelation 22:13 The Lord identifies himself as the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.
- Psalm 139:11-12 The psalm says that darkness is not dark to God and night is as bright as day.