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All Your Plans by Michael Bethany cover art

Michael Bethany - All Your Plans Lyrics

Artist:
Michael Bethany

Lyrics

Verse 1
My end from the beginning
You see it all so clear
You know my every moment
So why should I fear?


I may not understand it
But You will lead me through
You won't forsake Your promise
So I will trust You


Chorus
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me


Verse 2
So while I wait I worship
Lord, I still believe
That You will always finish
What You've begun in me


Chorus
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfеct for me, yeah
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me, yeah
Your plans are perfect
All of Your plans, yeah


Bridge
You're working all things
You're working all things
You're working all things for my good, yeah
I may not see it, but I believe it
You're working all things for my good, Lord
You're working all things
You're working all things
You're working all things for my good
I may not see it, but I believe it
You're working all things for my good, yeah


Chorus
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect, hey
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me


Outro
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
All Your plans are perfect
Perfect for me
Oh You're are perfect for me


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Meaning & Inspiration

All Your Plans expresses trust in God when the future cannot be understood. The opening lines place every moment within divine knowledge, from beginning to end, and answer fear with the promise of faithful guidance. Waiting does not become passivity; it becomes an occasion for worship and continued belief. The repeated chorus then reduces the confession to its central claim: God’s plans are perfect, even when their shape remains hidden.

The bridge gives that trust a clear scriptural connection by declaring that God works all things for good. It also acknowledges the tension between sight and faith, refusing to make present understanding the condition for confidence. The assurance that God finishes what he begins similarly reflects Paul’s words about the completion of God’s work in believers. Repetition serves the song’s theme well, making trust sound like a conviction practiced amid uncertainty rather than an easy answer offered after every question has disappeared.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 8:28 God works all things together for good for those who love him.
  • Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.
  • Isaiah 46:10 God declares the end from the beginning and accomplishes his purpose.