Lyrics
God can do anything with anything
He can heal any hurt, any suffering
Every cross, every care, every burden He bare
For anyone, anywhere
God can do anything
He turns nothing into something
He's the giver of life
He's hope to the hopeless
And a sight to the blind
And He makes impossible, possible
When there's no other way
He makes the blackest sin, white as snow
That's why we can say
God can do anything with anything
He can heal any hurt, any suffering
Every cross, every care, every burden He bare
For anyone, anywhere
God can do anything
The fairest of ten thousand
My soon coming King
Jehovah, Messiah, the reason why I sing
He's Alpha and Omega
The Beginning and the End
My Savior and Redeemer
He's my closest friend
God can do anything with anything
He can heal any hurt, any suffering
Every cross, every care, every burden He bare
For anyone, anywhere
God can do anything
Oh... God can do anything with anything
He can heal any hurt, any suffering
Every cross, every care, every burden He bare
For anyone, anywhere
God can do anything
Every cross, every care, every burden He bare
For anyone, anywhere
God can do anything
With anything...
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Meaning & Inspiration
“God Can Do Anything” builds its message around God’s unlimited ability to save, heal, sustain, and create a way where none appears possible. The chorus gathers many forms of need—hurt, suffering, care, and burden—under one declaration of divine power. That repetition gives the lyric the character of a congregational affirmation, broad enough to include anyone in distress without minimizing the reality of pain.
The verses support that claim with biblical names and images. God gives life, brings hope to the hopeless, grants sight to the blind, and makes scarlet sin white as snow. Titles such as Alpha and Omega, Messiah, Savior, and Redeemer connect divine power with the person and work of Christ. The song therefore treats omnipotence not as an abstract idea but as active mercy: the King who rules over beginning and end is also described as a close friend who bears burdens and restores lives.
Related Scripture
- Jeremiah 32:27 God identifies himself as the Lord of all flesh and asks whether anything is too hard for him.
- Luke 18:27 Jesus says that what is impossible with people is possible with God.
- Isaiah 1:18 The passage compares forgiven scarlet sins to snow-white cleansing.