Lyrics
One thing I know that I have found
Through all the troubles that surround
You are the Rock that never fails, You never fail
One thing I know that I believe
Through every blessing I receive
You are the only One that stays, You always stay
You never change, You're still the same
You are the Everlasting God
You will remain after the day is gone and the things of earth have passed
Everlasting God
One thing I know that I have found
Through all the troubles that surround
You are the Rock that never fails, You never fail
You never change, You're still the same
You are the Everlasting God
You will remain after the day is gone and the things of earth have passed
Everlasting God
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Meaning & Inspiration
Everlasting God builds assurance around God’s permanence amid changing circumstances. Troubles may surround the singer and earthly things may pass away, yet God remains the rock that never fails. Blessings are received with the same conclusion: beyond both hardship and provision, God alone stays. This contrast keeps confidence anchored in divine character rather than in favorable conditions.
The chorus gathers the song’s claims into a confession that God never changes and remains after each day is gone. Isaiah 40:28 directly names the Lord as the everlasting God and declares that he does not grow weary. Hebrews 13:8 supports the affirmation that Jesus Christ is the same across all time, while Psalm 18:2 supplies the image of God as a rock and deliverer. The repetition of these truths gives the short lyric a meditative quality. Its central message is steady and specific: temporary troubles, blessings, days, and earthly things do not alter the faithful God who endures.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 40:28 Isaiah calls the Lord the everlasting God whose strength does not fail.
- Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is described as the same yesterday, today, and forever.
- Psalm 18:2 The psalm names the Lord as rock, refuge, and deliverer.