Lyrics
Verse 1
Consider Him faithful, call Him good
Know He is able, take Him at His word
The barren made fruitful, the promise fulfilled
We wait in the darkness 'til light was revealed
Chorus
At this very time God has appointed
Is anything too hard for the Lord?
No, nothing is too hard for the Lord
Verse 2
We walk in assurance of what we can't see
We long for the city that has yet to be
Our God is a shelter, our help and our stay
We rest in His arms and His unchanging grace (Oh-oh)
Chorus
At this very time God has appointed
Is anything too hard for the Lord? (Too hard)
No, nothing is too hard for the Lord
Bridge
Count the stars, see the evidence
Trace the lines of His providence
We declare the glory of Your name
Of Your name
Chorus
At this very time God has appointed
Is anything too hard for the Lord? (Too hard)
No, nothing is too hard (Oh-oh-oh)
At this very time God has appointed
Is anything too hard for the Lord? (Too hard)
No, nothing is too hard for the Lord
Outro
No, nothing is too hard (No, nothing is too hard)
Trust in Your 3:21?
No, nothing is too hard (No, nothing is too hard)
For the Lord
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“At This Very Time” draws on the story of Abraham and Sarah to speak about patient trust in God’s promises. Barren ground becoming fruitful, stars offered as evidence, and the appointed time all point toward a God whose word remains dependable when fulfillment cannot yet be seen. The chorus answers uncertainty with the question, “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” Its response is not denial of darkness but confidence while waiting within it.
Genesis 18:14 provides the chorus’s question and ties the appointed time to Sarah’s promised son. Hebrews 11:10 and 11:13 support the second verse’s longing for a city still ahead and its assurance concerning unseen realities. Psalm 46:1 also aligns with the description of God as shelter and present help. These biblical echoes hold together promise, providence, and perseverance. The song therefore treats faith as resting in God’s character before circumstances change, declaring his glory while trusting that his appointed purposes are not limited by apparent impossibility.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 18:14 The chorus quotes the Lord’s question and echoes the appointed time for Sarah’s promised son.
- Hebrews 11:10 Abraham looked forward to the city whose designer and builder is God.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as refuge, strength, and present help in trouble.