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Anything Can Happen by Mark Crowder cover art

Mark Crowder - Anything Can Happen Lyrics

Artist:
Mark Crowder
Album:
Anything Can Happen - Single (feat. Sarah Perez) - Single
Official Release:
Mar. 26, 2021

Lyrics

With lifted hands
We're ready for a brand new demonstration of Your power


We want more than stories
But we're declaring and believing for it now


We'll prepare the atmosphere
So you can be welcome here


Anything can happen
Anything can happen
Anything can happen
The moment that you walk in


With lifted hands
We're ready for a brand new demonstration of Your power


We want more than stories
We're declaring and believing for it now


We ll prepare the atmosphere
So you can be welcome here
We ll pursue You without fear
Until every chain is broken
And victory is here


Anything can happen
Anything can happen
Anything can happen
The moment that you walk in


We declare Your glory
We declare Your healing


We declare your power


Here
Now


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Meaning & Inspiration

Anything Can Happen is a worship song of expectancy centered on God’s presence and power. Lifted hands signal readiness, while the repeated desire for more than past stories turns attention toward present dependence on God. The singers prepare a place of welcome and continue seeking until bondage gives way to victory. Rather than describing a guaranteed outcome in detail, the refrain expresses confidence that God’s arrival can change what appears fixed.

The closing declarations name glory, healing, and power, giving the song the character of a communal prayer. Its language recalls biblical scenes in which worship and prayer accompany freedom from chains, as well as promises of liberty associated with the Spirit of the Lord. The repetition of “here” and “now” adds urgency to that appeal for divine activity. As a whole, the song fits worship focused on God’s presence: it combines surrender, persistent pursuit, and hope that God is able to bring freedom and restoration.

Related Scripture

  • 2 Corinthians 3:17 Paul associates the presence of the Lord’s Spirit with freedom.
  • Acts 16:25-26 Prayer and hymns precede the breaking of prison chains in Philippi.