Stephen McWhirter - Nothing Is Too Hard Lyrics
Lyrics
You erase the word "impossible"
You are the God of miracles
Nothing is too hard for You
Not by my strength or by my will
But for You the waves they stand still
Nothing is too hard for You
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
Mountains move and the dead still rise
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
You part the sea and heal the blind
In the desert when all hope seems dry
You send the rain, You flood the sky
Nothing is too hard for You
The road ahead is too much for me
But for You, God it is easy
Nothing is too hard for You
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
Mountains move and the dead still rise
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
You part the sea and heal the blind
For you Lord all things are possible
Every wall must fall in Your name
And for You Lord all things are possible
Every wall must fall in Your name
For You Lord all things are possible
Every wall must fall in Your name
You erase the word "impossible"
You are the God of miracles
Nothing is too hard for You
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
Mountains move and the dead still rise
Nothing is too hard for You, not for You
You part the sea and heal the blind
Video
NOTHING IS TOO HARD // LYRIC VIDEO // STEPHEN MCWHIRTER
Meaning & Inspiration
The lyric video for Stephen McWhirter’s song, “Nothing Is Too Hard,” arrived on June 7, 2024, delivering a powerful declaration centered on the unshakeable truth of God’s limitless capability. At its core, the song echoes a timeless biblical refrain, directly drawing from scriptures like Jeremiah 32:17, where the prophet marvels at God’s creative power and proclaims, “Nothing is too hard for you,” and also calling to mind God’s own question to Abraham and Sarah in Genesis 18:14, “Is anything too hard for the LORD?” This is not merely a positive affirmation; it is a worshipful acknowledgment of the divine nature – a God who spoke the cosmos into existence (Psalm 33:6-9), parted seas (Exodus 14), healed the sick (Matthew 4:23), and conquered death itself (Romans 8:11). Musically, the song builds with an energy that matches this monumental theme, often employing soaring melodies and a steady, reassuring rhythm that grounds the listener in the certainty of God’s power, transcending doubt and human limitation. The vocal delivery conveys conviction and awe, not just singing *about* this truth, but inviting the listener to *believe* it actively, reminding us that the God who commands the universe is also the one working in our personal lives. This message holds profound implications for those facing seemingly impossible circumstances, whether it’s a difficult struggle, a broken situation, or a future filled with uncertainty, aligning with the promise in Luke 1:37 that “nothing will be impossible with God” and Jesus’ own words in Matthew 19:26, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” The song serves as a reminder that the same power that raised Christ from the dead is available to us through faith (Ephesians 1:19-20, Ephesians 3:20), enabling us to face challenges with courage, knowing that the God who is for us is greater than anything against us (Romans 8:31). It’s a profound statement of trust, finding rest and strength not in our own abilities, but in the omnipotence and faithfulness of the One for whom truly, nothing is too hard.