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Verse 1
You are here, Moving in our midst
I worship You I worship You.
You are here, Working in this place
I worship You, I worship You.
Chorus
Yea, Way maker, Miracle worker, Promise keeper
Light in the darkness, My God.
That is who You are
Verse 2
You are here, Touching every heart
I worship You, I worship You.
You are here, Healing every heart
I worship You, I worship You
Verse 3
You are here, Turning lives around
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, mending every heart
I worship You, I worship You
Chorus (x2)
Way maker, Miracle worker
Promise keeper, Light in the darkness
My God, That is who You are.
Way maker, Miracle worker
Promise keeper, Light in the darkness
My God, That is who You are
Bridge (x2)
You wipe away all tears
You mend the broken heart
You’re the answer to it all, Jesus.
You wipe away all tears
You mend the broken heart
You’re the answer to it all To it all, Jesus.
Final Chorus (x2)
Way maker, Miracle worker
Promise keeper, Light in the darkness
My God, That is who You are.
Way maker, Miracle worker
Promise keeper, Light in the darkness
My God, That is who You are
Verse 4
You are here, Touching every life
I worship you, I worship you.
You are here, Meeting every need
I worship you, I worship you.
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sinach’s “Way Maker” centers on God’s active presence rather than a distant, detached power. Each verse repeats that God is “here” and working in the midst of whatever space the worshiper occupies. That nearness prompts a response of worship, not because God has done something new, but simply because God is present.
The chorus names God as way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper, and light in the darkness. These titles carry overlapping biblical echoes: God who opens a path where there seems to be none, who intervenes, who remains faithful, and who illuminates confusion or despair. The repetition of “that is who You are” grounds the song in identity rather than circumstance.
The bridge shifts to comfort, describing a God who wipes away tears, mends broken hearts, and answers with Jesus. The final verse broadens the scope to every life and every need. Throughout, the song moves from God’s presence to God’s character, then to God’s compassion, ending in worship that keeps circling back to who God is.