Lyrics
Intro
Thank You Jesus Halleluyah
Verse
You are who You are yesterday
Today and forevermore
What You say is what You do
You never fail You never change
You are faithful till the end
Faithful God, I worship You
I worship You
Chorus
You're too faithful to fail me
You're too faithful to disappoint me
You've proven Yourself in my life
And I've come to realize
You're too faithful to fail me
You're too faithful to fail me
Pre-Chorus
Oh Jesus You're too faithful to fail me
You've proven Yourself in my life
And I've come to realize
You're too faithful to fail me
Yes You are, You are You are God
Verse (Repeat)
You are who You are yesterday
Today and forevermore
What You say is what You do
You never fail You never change
You are faithful till the end
Faithful God, I worship You
I worship You
Chorus (x2)
You're too faithful to fail me
You're too faithful to disappoint me
You've proven Yourself in my life
And I've come to realize
You're too faithful to fail me
You're too faithful to fail me
Bridge (x3)
You're too loving to leave me
[Tongues] Too loving
You're too loving to leave me halfway
When You start You always finish
Lord I've come to realize
That You're too loving to leave me
Lord You are too loving to leave me
You're too loving to leave me
Outro
You're too committed to leave me
You're too consistent to leave me halfway
What You start You always finish
Lord I've come to realize
You're too faithful to fail me
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Too Faithful” by Moses Bliss is a worship song built on the idea that God’s character guarantees His follow-through. It opens by thanking Jesus and describing Him as the same yesterday, today, and forevermore, a God whose word and action match: “What You say is what You do.” That language is close to Hebrews 13:8 and Numbers 23:19.
The chorus repeats that He is “too faithful to fail me” and “too faithful to disappoint me,” and presents it as something the singer has come to realize because God has “proven Yourself in my life.” The lyric rests on experience, not only on doctrine.
A long closing section turns the same logic toward love and commitment. God is “too loving to leave me halfway,” and “when You start, You always finish,” with the words “too committed” and “too consistent” added near the end. That recalls Philippians 1:6, which speaks of God completing the good work He began. The song is simple and repetitive, meant for sustained, confident worship.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever
- Numbers 23:19 God does not speak and fail to act
- Philippians 1:6 God will complete the good work He began