Lyrics
[Verse]
He's not finished with you
You still have more work to do
It's not over for you
Don't you ever let go
Give Him some more
[Chorus]
He's not finished with you
You still have more work to do
It's not over for you
Don't you ever let go
Give Him some more
He's not finished with you
He still has more work to do
It's not over, it's not over
It's not over for you
Don't you ever let go
Give Him some more
[Bridge]
If you're still breathing
That's a sign
You still have purpose
Left in your life
He's not finished with you
You still have more
You still have more work to do
[Chorus]
If you're still breathing
That's a sign
You still have purpose
Left in your life
He's not finished with you
He's not finished with you
He still has more work to do
It's not over, it's not over
It's not over for you
Don't you ever let go
Give Him some more
[Outro]
He's not finished
Say it again
He's not finished
Say it again
He's not finished
Say it again
He's not finished with you
You still have more work to do
Don't you let go
Give Him some more
He's not finished
The devil is a liar
The devil is a liar
The devil is a liar
The devil is a liar
He's not finished
He's not finished
Don't you let go
Give Him some more
If you're still breathing
That's a sign
You still have purpose
Left in your life
He's not finished with you
You still have more
Work, work to do
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Marvin Sapp’s “He’s Not Finished” centers on perseverance, purpose, and confidence in God’s continuing work. The repeated assurance that life is not over while breath remains turns discouragement toward hope. Its language acknowledges struggle without treating struggle as the final verdict, while the call not to let go presents endurance as a faithful response to hardship. The emphasis remains on God’s activity rather than personal achievement.
The central theme closely echoes Philippians 1:6, where confidence rests in God completing the good work he began. The song’s references to purpose and work also align with Ephesians 2:10, which describes people as created in Christ Jesus for good works prepared by God. Together, these connections frame ongoing life as meaningful service under divine care. The lyric does not deny delay or opposition; instead, it declares that neither has authority to close what God is still shaping.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.
- Ephesians 2:10 The passage describes believers as created in Christ Jesus for good works.