Lyrics
I'm looking for a miracle I expect the impossible
I feel the intangible
I see the impossible
I'm looking for a miracle I expect the impossible
I feel the intangible
I see the impossible
The sky is the limit to what I can have
The sky is the limit to what I can have
The sky is the limit to what I can have
The sky is the limit to what I can have
The sky is the limit to what I can have
Just believe and receive God will perform today
Just believe and receive God will perform today
(Repeat from the top)
I expect a miracle everyday
God will make a way out of no way
I expect a miracle everyday
God will make a way out of no way
I'm looking for a miracle I expect the impossible
I feel the intangible
I see the impossible
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Meaning & Inspiration
Expect Your Miracle centers on confident trust in God when circumstances appear immovable. Its repeated language of expecting the impossible presents faith as active reliance rather than passive optimism. The promise that God can make a way where none seems visible keeps the focus on divine ability, while the recurring call to believe and receive gives the song its buoyant, declarative character. The repetition reinforces expectancy and turns a simple confession into sustained praise.
The theme closely echoes Jesus’ teaching that what is impossible with people is possible with God. It also fits the biblical picture of faith as confidence concerning realities not yet seen. The song does not dwell on a particular crisis or define the miracle being sought; instead, it offers a broad confession of dependence on God’s power. That openness allows its central message to remain clear: hope rests not in favorable conditions but in the God who can act beyond ordinary limits.
Related Scripture
- Luke 18:27 Jesus declares that what is impossible with people is possible with God.
- Hebrews 11:1 Faith is described as confidence in what is hoped for and assurance about what is unseen.