Lyrics
Verse 1:
Looking for a miracle,
expect the impossible,
feel the intangible, see the invisible.
I'm looking for a miracle,
expect the impossible,
feel the intangible, see the invisible .
Chorus:
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, I can have,
I believe and receive it that God will perform it today
I believe He will today.
Verse 2:
I'm looking for a miracle,
(I'm looking for a miracle to happen to me),
expect the impossible,
(expecting something good to come).
Feel the intangible,
(I may not be able to touch it),
I see the invisible,
(you see that's what hope is).
Chorus
Vamp:
I expect a miracle.
I expect a miracle.
I expect a miracle.
I expect a miracle.
(repeat as desired)
In my heart expect a miracle...
Ending:
(Just believe and receive it)
(that God will perform it today).
Just believe He will today.
(repeat as desired)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Miracle” centers on expectant faith when an outcome cannot yet be seen or touched. Its recurring phrases about the impossible, the intangible, and the invisible describe hope that looks beyond present evidence. The chorus then turns expectation into confession, affirming that God is able to act and calling belief and reception into the same moment. Repetition gives that confession the character of a communal gospel declaration.
The language closely parallels Hebrews 11:1, which links faith with confidence in what is hoped for and assurance about what is unseen. The claim that possibility is not limited by ordinary circumstances also aligns with Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 19:26 that all things are possible with God. The song does not explain how or when a desired answer must come; instead, it sustains attention on God’s ability. Its short lines, responses, and extended vamp make expectation itself the main act of praise, while the ending returns to simple trust in divine action.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 11:1 Faith gives assurance concerning what is hoped for and not yet seen.
- Matthew 19:26 Jesus teaches that all things are possible with God.