Lyrics
Amazing God
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
Amazing God
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You come through for me
You come through for me
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You come through for me
You come through for me
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You're not just able
You're more than able
Shall I bless Your name, Jesus
Nobody like You, Lord
I love You
And You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You are amazing God
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
You're still doing mind-blowing things
Amazing God
Amazing God
Amazing God
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
You do mind-blowing things
Amazing God
Hallelujah
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Mind Blowing” is a compact song of praise built around wonder at God’s ability and faithfulness. The repeated name “Amazing God” gives the lyric its central confession, while the phrase “You come through for me” makes that praise personal without turning it into a detailed testimony. Instead of naming one particular intervention, the song leaves room for many expressions of providence, help, and answered prayer. Its repetition creates the feel of a congregational refrain that can be sung as both gratitude and expectation.
The contrast between “able” and “more than able” echoes the biblical language of God doing beyond what can be asked or imagined. As the lyric shifts from what God has done to what God is “still doing,” praise becomes an ongoing response rather than a conclusion tied to one event. Brief declarations such as “Nobody like You, Lord” and the final “Hallelujah” gather the song’s themes into direct adoration of God’s incomparable power and continuing care.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 3:20 Paul praises God as able to do immeasurably more than people ask or imagine.
- Psalm 86:10 The psalm declares that God is great, does marvelous deeds, and alone is God.