Maverick City Music - Man of Your Word Lyrics
Lyrics
Intro: Chandler Moore
Yeah
You're a man of Your word, yeah
Here we go, this is what it says
Verse 1: Chandler Moore
All things are possible
When we believe
Old chains are breakable
When we receive
Yahweh
You keep Your promises
Chorus: Chandler Moore
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, hey!
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
You're a man of Your word
Verse 1: KJ Scriven
All things are possible
When we believe
And old chains are breakable
When we receive
Yahweh
You keep Your promises
Chorus: Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
Bridge: Chandler Moore
We have this confidence
You'll finish what You started
God, You have never failed
You won't start with me
You're present in every step
Patient in every heartache
God, You have never failed
You won't start with me
Chorus: Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
You're a man of Your word
Bridge: Chandler Moore
We have this confidence
You'll finish what You started
God, You have never failed
You won't start with me
You're present in every step
Patient in every heartache
God, You have never failed
You won't start with me
Spontaneous: Chandler Moore
You won't start with me-e-e, yeah yeah
Yeah, yeah
I believe it
Yes, I believe it
Chorus: Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
Spontaneous: Chandler Moore
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, yeah
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it
If You said I'm healed, I'm
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it
If You say I'm free in my mind
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it
If You said it
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
Bridge 2: Chandler Moore & (KJ Scriven)
I am who You say I am (If You said it, we believe it)
I am who You say I am (If You said it, we believe it)
I am who You say I am
I am who You say I am
I am who You say I am
I am who You say I am
I am who You say I am
I am who You say I am (You're a son, you're a daughter)
I am who You say I am (Said You're never forsaken)
I am who You say I am (You're the beloved of God)
I am who You say I am (I am who You say I am)
I am who You say I am (I am who You say I am)
I am who You say I am (I am chosen by ?)
I am who You say I am
Chorus: Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
Spontaneous: Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven
Your Word is written in stone
It's a thing we can always count on
You honor Your word
You'll never have to repent
'Cause You'll never go against what You say
Chorus: Chandler Moore
If You said it, we believe it
'Cause You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
You're a man of Your word
If You said it, we believe it
If You said it, we believe it
You're a man of Your word
Outro: KJ Scriven & Chandler Moore
I am (I am who You say I am)
And I am what I am (I am who You say I am)
'Cause the Great I Am speaks over me (I am who You say I am)
And I am what I am (I am who You say I am)
'Cause the Great I Am said He speaks over me (I am who You say I am)
And what You say is true, I am what I am (I am who You say I am)
'Cause the Great I Am said He speaks over me
And His Word is true
Said I am what I am
'Cause the Great I Am speaks over me
I am what I am
'Cause the Great I Am said He speaks over me
I am what I am
'Cause the Great I am speaks over me
Video
Man of Your Word (feat. Chandler Moore & KJ Scriven) | Maverick City Music | TRIBL
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on February 7, 2025, as part of their "Live at Maverick City" album, Maverick City Music's "Man of Your Word" emerges as a profound declaration of divine faithfulness, anchoring itself in the immutable character of God. The song is not merely a collection of verses and choruses; it’s an immersive worship experience that captures the raw, unshakeable belief in God’s integrity. At its core, the piece champions the biblical truth that the Creator of the universe is utterly dependable, someone whose promises are not just aspirational statements but guaranteed realities. It’s a rallying cry for faith, reminding all who engage with it that God's spoken word holds ultimate authority and power, shaping our circumstances and defining our identity.
The narrative of "Man of Your Word" begins with an immediate assertion of limitless possibility, proclaiming that "All things are possible when we believe, old chains are breakable when we receive." This echoes the profound truth found in Mark 9:23, where Jesus declares that "all things are possible for one who believes," a foundational tenet for unlocking divine intervention. The song posits that belief isn’t just an intellectual assent but an active reception of God's power, leading to liberation from long-held burdens, much like the freedom from captivity promised in Isaiah 61:1. The repeated invocation of "Yahweh, You keep Your promises" firmly grounds this expansive hope in the very name and nature of God, a direct affirmation of His covenant-keeping character, as seen in Numbers 23:19 where it states, "God is not human, that he should lie... Has he not spoken, and will he not do it? Has he promised, and will he not fulfill it?"
The chorus, "If You said it, we believe it, 'Cause You're a man of Your word," serves as the song's vibrant heartbeat, a communal affirmation of unwavering trust. It distills the essence of faith into a simple, yet potent, statement: God's spoken word is sufficient. This profound conviction resonates with 2 Corinthians 1:20, which assures us that "no matter how many promises God has made, they are 'Yes' in Christ." The repetition reinforces this truth, building a spiritual momentum that encourages deep-seated reliance on divine assurances. This isn't a passive belief but an active leaning into God's declarations, knowing that His character guarantees their fulfillment.
The bridge offers a deeper layer of confidence, declaring, "We have this confidence, You'll finish what You started. God, You have never failed, You won't start with me." This section is a powerful anchor for anyone navigating uncertainty or feeling unfinished. It beautifully articulates the perseverance of God, drawing from Philippians 1:6, which states that "He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." It’s an assurance that God's track record is perfect, and His faithfulness is a personal guarantee that He will not abandon His work in an individual’s life. Furthermore, the lines "You're present in every step, patient in every heartache" provide solace, speaking to God’s intimate involvement and compassionate presence through life's trials, echoing the comfort found in Psalm 34:18, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." His patience in our suffering highlights His enduring love and grace, even in moments of profound pain.
As the song progresses into its spontaneous moments, it beautifully exemplifies the essence of live worship, where the scripted fades into the Spirit-led. Chandler Moore’s spontaneous expressions, such as "If You said I'm healed, I'm... If You say I'm free in my mind," translate the theological declaration into practical, personal application. This is where faith becomes tangible, drawing on verses like Isaiah 53:5 regarding healing by Christ's wounds and John 8:36, "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed," for mental and spiritual liberation. These unscripted moments reinforce the idea that God's promises are not abstract concepts but active forces ready to shape individual realities when believed.
The powerful "Bridge 2" and subsequent spontaneous sections culminate in a profound exploration of identity: "I am who You say I am." This is a monumental shift from what we perceive ourselves to be to what God declares. It’s a reclamation of divine purpose and worth, asserting that our true self is defined by our Creator. The lyrics explicitly affirm "You're a son, you're a daughter," "never forsaken," "beloved of God," directly referencing biblical truths such as John 1:12 and Ephesians 1:4-5, which speak of our adoption into God's family and being chosen and loved by Him. The assertion "Your Word is written in stone, it's a thing we can always count on" powerfully reinforces the immutability of God's character and His promises, an echo of Matthew 24:35, where Jesus states, "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away." The outro, with its repeated declaration, "I am what I am, 'Cause the Great I Am speaks over me," brings the message to a triumphant close, solidifying the believer's identity in the unwavering truth of God's active, defining word. "Man of Your Word" is more than a song; it's a catechism in melodic form, an invitation to root one's entire existence in the unshakeable veracity of God’s voice, a call to live from a place of confident faith in the One who simply cannot lie.