Lyrics
There is an outpouring of abundance
New doors have been opened
The land, it is green
A new grace has been released
The glory of the later is greater than the former
Blessing is here all here
The glory of the later is greater than the former
Blessing is here, all here
There’s an overflow
Abundance of favour
It’s a new level
It’s a new level
There’s an overflow
Abundance of blessing
I'm taking over
I'm taking over
I see the nations, come to me
They receive answers from my lips
I'm shining like a house on a hill
My greatness cannot be hidden
It’s beyound my wildest dreams
What the lord is doing
It’s our reality, my reality
It’s beyound our wildest dreams
What the lord is doing
It’s my reality, my reality
There’s an overflow
Abundance of favour
It’s a new level
It’s a new level
There’s an overflow
Abundance of blessing
I'm taking over
I'm taking over
We are walking in an abundance
Moving with the speed of the Holy Ghost
I'm favored
We are walking in an abundance
Moving with the speed of the Holy Ghost
I'm favored
(It's a new level)
It’s a new level
(Level of increase)
It’s a new level
(Level of speed)
It’s a new level
(It’s a new level)
It’s a new level
(I'm taking over)
I'm taking over
Walking in an abundance
Moving with the speed of the holy ghost
Abundance speed of the holy ghost
I'm favored
Supernatural
It’s a new level
It’s a new level
I'm taking over
I'm taking over
Abundance Speed
Of the Holy Ghost
Yeah
I'm favoured
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sinach's "It's a New Level," from her album Greatest Lord, is a loud declaration of faith in God's timing. Two lines stand out.
First, "the glory of the later is greater than the former." She pulls this straight from Haggai 2:9, where God promises the rebuilt temple will outshine Solomon’s original. It’s not about past blessings—it’s about what God is doing now. That can be hard to believe when your present feels smaller than your past.
Then, "I'm shining like a house on a hill." Jesus said that in Matthew 5:14. But here’s the thing: a city on a hill can’t be hidden, but it also gets noticed. Light attracts attention, not all of it positive. The song doesn't address the cost of that visibility.
What Sinach captures is the confidence that God’s favor isn’t just spiritual—it touches the real, physical world. New doors. Green land. Overflow. That’s biblical. But the tension is real: sometimes the "new level" feels more like a slow climb. The song chooses to sing the promise anyway.