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May the Lord Studio - What if that's you Lyrics

Artist:
May the Lord Studio
Album:
What if that's you - Single
Official Release:
Aug. 12, 2026

Lyrics

Verse 1


What if David saw the giant and decided not to fight?
What if Peter saw the water but stayed safely in the boat that night?
What if Esther kept her silence just to keep her crown secure?
But what if you've been calling it "being careful" when God called you through that door?


Verse 2


What if Moses told the burning bush, "Go find somebody else"?
What if Abraham kept Isaac 'cause he trusted in himself?
What if Mary heard the angel and said, "This costs me way too much"?
But what if God's been asking you for something you keep saying that you trust?


Chorus


What if the giant isn't Goliath?
What if the giant is your fear?
What if God already split the sea?
What if you're still too scared to be free?
What if the prison isn't iron?
What if the chains are what you choose?
What if you've read about their courage but Heaven's waiting now on you?


Verse 3


What if Peter never followed after Jesus said, "Come"?
What if Paul stayed Saul forever, never blinded by the Son?
What if Joseph chose revenge when his brothers bowed in shame?
What if Thomas let one moment make him walk away from faith?


Bridge


But what if your biggest battle isn't doubt, but what you do when doubt appears?
What if fear can still be present and you follow Him anyway?
What if David had a reason? He had plenty, still he threw it.
What if Moses needed proof? God gave a promise, said, "Go do it."
What if Esther liked her comfort more than risking her position?
Then a palace would've buried what was meant to be a mission.
See, we love the finished stories 'cause we know how every page ends,
Love to quote the ones who stood while making peace with what we're scared of.
Say, "I'd walk across that water," but won't step beyond convenience,
Say, "I'd stand before Goliath," while we're bowing to opinions.
You want Red Sea revelation with a sidewalk through the ocean,
Want the fire without the furnace, want the faith without devotion.
Want a Jericho to crumble while you whisper from a distance,
Want a resurrection story without dying to resistance.


Verse 4


What if Abraham said, "Later"?
What if Joshua said, "Wait"?
What if Daniel changed his prayer life just to make the lions tame?
What if Shadrach saw the furnace and decided God could understand?
What if Peter heard, "Come follow," then went fishing like He never asked?


Chorus


Now turn it. What if that's you?
What if God already spoke but you renamed "no" to "I'm just waiting till I know"?
What if "peace" is really comfort?
What if "wisdom" is your fear?
What if every sign you're asking for has been standing there for years?
What if mountains aren't refusing?
What if you're refusing first?
What if God is not withholding and your hands are simply closed?
You keep praying, "Lord, use me," then deciding how He should.
"Send me anywhere You want me" means anywhere that still feels good.


Outro


But Noah built before the rainfall.
David swung before he won.
Mary carried the Messiah before she knew what it would cost.
Faith ain't knowing every ending.
Faith is moving when you don't.
So if Jesus says, "Come follow," there's a question in the room:
What if you're searching for the message but every Bible verse keeps pointing back at you?
What if you're waiting for a sign while you're standing in one?
What if you're asking God to move and He's asking you to come?
What if the next Bible story isn't written on a page?
What if right now He's calling your name?


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Meaning & Inspiration

"What if that's you" is a long run of questions that retells well-known Bible moments from the other side of obedience. The verses ask what if David had refused to face Goliath, Peter had stayed in the boat, Esther had kept silent, and Moses had told the burning bush, "Go find somebody else." Each question turns on a moment where faith meant moving before the outcome was clear.

The chorus then redirects those images toward the listener: "What if the giant is your fear?" The bridge adds that fear and faith can sit side by side, asking "What if fear can still be present and you follow Him anyway?" The outro lands on a line that sums up the argument, "Faith ain't knowing every ending. Faith is moving when you don't."

The lyrics lean on stories from Samuel, Exodus, Esther and the Gospels, and their closing call to follow echoes Jesus' invitation to the first disciples and the instruction to be doers of the word and not hearers only.

Related Scripture

  • 1 Samuel 17:45 David faces Goliath in the name of the Lord of hosts.
  • Matthew 4:19 Jesus calls Peter and Andrew to follow Him.
  • James 1:22 Believers are told to be doers of the word and not hearers only.