Lyrics
Can you hear the sounds rain
Can you hear the thunders roaring
Can you see the thick cloud
can you see the heavens open
Eeh! miracles are real
Heaven doors are open
Mountains got to move
Every chain got loose
Today is my miracle day
Today is my miracle today
Today is miracle day, ooh oh oh!
This is not the time to shade another tear
Things are changing now you will never be the same
Every sorrow is turned into joy
Every pain is turned into gain
Things are changing now you will never be the same
Hear the sound of many waters
Miracles signs and wonders
When the lion of Judah roars every chain got loose
Today is my miracle day
Today is my miracle today
Today is miracle day, ooh oh oh!
Mountains are leveled down
Deserts are filled with rivers
Anointing breaking every york
Everything is turning around
I will never be the same again
'cause you're almighty God
'cause you're almighty God
And you're awesome God
And you're almighty God
When you rise everything will change
Today is my miracle day
Today is my miracle today
Today is miracle day, ooh oh oh!
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Miracle Day” centers on confident expectation that God can overturn hardship and bring renewal. Images of rain, thunder, opening heavens, moving mountains, and loosened chains give the song a language of divine intervention. Its repeated declaration treats the present moment as an occasion for hope, while the references to sorrow becoming joy and pain becoming gain emphasize restoration rather than resignation.
The lyrics draw on several biblical images without retelling a single passage. Rivers in deserts recall promises of God making a way where none appears, while mountains moving suggests faith in God’s ability to address seemingly immovable obstacles. The Lion of Judah adds a picture of Christ’s authority, and the claim that God is almighty anchors the song’s confidence in divine power. Together, these images make the song a praise declaration about change, freedom, and trust during difficulty.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 43:19 God promises to make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.
- Mark 11:23 Jesus uses a moving mountain as an image of faith in God.
- Revelation 5:5 Christ is identified as the Lion of the tribe of Judah.