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Make A Way by Spirit Of Praise + Mmatema cover art

Spirit Of Praise + Mmatema - Make A Way Lyrics

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Spirit Of Praise + Mmatema

Lyrics

For i have plans for you


The plans to help You prosper


Plans to make not perish


Trust in me ill make a way


I dont have to count your mistakes


I forgive You for all your sins


Iam the great iam


Just trust in me i'll make a way


Even in my darkness shame 


Lord You withstill my light 


The way the truth the life


I trust You will make a way


Say i trust You will make a way


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


He says 


I love You even when You fall


My love for You will never fail you


Hes love for You will never fail you


Just trust he has made a way


He Says


Wait patiently in my plans


Just be still and know i am God


Ill never let You down


Just trust i have made a way


He Says


Even if You dnt see it it doesn't metter


God i am still your lord


The truth and the light 


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


I trust You will make a way 


I know You will make a way 


I know You will make a way 


I know You will make a way 


I believe You will make a way 


I believe You will make a way 


I believe You will make a way 


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Meaning & Inspiration

Make A Way moves between words presented as divine assurance and a personal confession of trust. The opening lines echo the promise of hopeful plans in Jeremiah, then connect that hope with forgiveness, patience, and confidence that God can provide a path through difficulty. Later lines answer those assurances with repeated declarations that God will make a way, turning uncertainty into sustained prayer.

The song also draws on biblical descriptions of God as the great I Am, of Christ as the way and the truth and the life, and of stillness before God. Its language acknowledges darkness, shame, mistakes, and circumstances that cannot yet be understood. Against those pressures, the refrain chooses trust rather than visible proof. The movement from trust to knowledge and then belief reinforces the same conviction: divine faithfulness is not limited by what can presently be seen, and waiting can remain anchored in the character of God.

Related Scripture

  • Jeremiah 29:11 God speaks of plans for welfare and hope, a promise directly echoed in the opening lines.
  • John 14:6 Jesus identifies himself as the way, the truth, and the life.
  • Psalm 46:10 The call to be still and know God is quoted in the later section.