Sarah K - I Made It Through Lyrics
Lyrics
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
(This is my testimony)
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
(I believe you also have your own testimony uuh)
You made it through
And you can't tell how you did it
You made it through and you can't tell how you did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how you made it through
(Up stairs are we together)
You made it through
And you can't tell how you did it
You made it through and you can't tell how you did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how you made it through
(Did we, did we, did we)
We made it through
And we don't know how we did it
We made it through and we can't tell how we did it
But one thing we know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how we made it through
We made it through
And we don't know how we did it
We made it through and we can't tell how we did it
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through the storms
Through the fire
Through the Wilderness,and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through the storms
Through the fire
Through the Wilderness,and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
I made it through
And I don't know how I did it
I made it through and I can't tell how I did it
But one thing I know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
We made it through
And we don't know how we did it
We made it through and we can't tell how we did it
But one thing we know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how we made it through
We made it through
And we don't know how we did it
We made it through and we can't tell how we did it
But one thing we know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how we made it through
But one thing I Know
Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
Ans that is how I made it through
One thing we know, Jehovah took it over
And that is how we made it through
And that is how we made it through
One thing I Know
Jehovah took it over
And that is how I made it through
And that is how I made it through
That is how we made it through
That is how we made it through
That is how we made it through
That is how you made it through
That is how you made it through
That is how I made it through
Video
I MADE IT -Dr Sarah K & Shachah Team (LIVE) sms "Skiza 5962287" send to 811
Meaning & Inspiration
Dr. Sarah K brings a raw, unvarnished honesty to the table with her track, I Made It Through, capturing the kind of survival that only comes when God moves in the middle of our wreckage. When she sings that she doesn’t know how she did it, she hits on a profound theological truth we often try to gloss over: our own strength is rarely enough to navigate the fires of life. We like to think we are capable, but the lyrics push back against that pride, pointing instead to the sovereignty of God. When she declares that Jehovah took it over, she is echoing the spirit of 2 Corinthians 12:9, where grace is made perfect in weakness. It isn’t about pulling yourself up by your bootstraps; it is about recognizing that your endurance is a direct result of the Lord fighting on your behalf.
The specific mention of storms, fire, and the wilderness brings to mind the ancient promise in Isaiah 43:2, which assures us that when we pass through the waters, He is with us, and the fire shall not burn us. Sarah K is not painting a picture of a life without friction; she is describing the reality of a believer who has been refined in the furnace and come out on the other side. By saying I can’t tell how I did it, she strips away the illusion of self-reliance, admitting that her preservation was a supernatural act. It is a humble confession that mirrors the Psalmist in Psalm 124, who noted that if the Lord had not been on our side, we would have been swallowed alive.
There is a communal element here, too, as she pivots from her personal story to include the audience in the victory. This moves the song from a solo anecdote to a shared declaration of faith, reinforcing the idea that God is the author of every deliverer’s story. It keeps the focus squarely on the character of Jehovah—the Self-Existent One—rather than the person who survived. When you find yourself at the end of your rope and realize you are still standing, you aren't looking at your own grit; you are looking at the evidence of a God who refused to let go. True survival is nothing more than realizing that the One who started the work in you is also the One who carried you across the finish line.