Lyrics
We are the travelers
We look to the ever after
We are the strangers
We practically endangered
We know these roads here
They never seem to bode well
It's our predicament and we ain't even sick of it
We make our moves in mysterious ways
We'd rather burn up than stick to the shade
Not of this world so we live on the run
We keep our eyes set on what is to come
We are, we are, we are unstoppable
We are, we are, for the impossible
We are, we are, we are the Kingdom come
That's who we are
That's who we are
We keep it movin'
This path is by our choosin'
When we get tripped up
We call above for lift up
Stay busy bashin'
While we proceed with passion
They say we missin' it
But I'm inclined to stick with this
We make our moves in mysterious ways
We'd rather burn up than stick to the shade
Not of this world so we live on the run
We got our hearts set on what is to come
There's no disguisin'
Truth is risin'
To live is Christ
To die is gain
We're not afraid
We're not afraid
To live is Christ
To die is gain
So break the noise
We're not afraid
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Meaning & Inspiration
Unstoppable presents Christian discipleship as movement toward an eternal destination. The travelers and strangers know that the surrounding roads are uncertain, yet they keep their eyes fixed on what is still to come. Calling themselves not of this world gives the song its sense of distance from prevailing values, while the recurring declaration of being unstoppable expresses courage rooted in belonging to Gods kingdom rather than confidence in easy circumstances.
The later verses acknowledge stumbling, opposition, and public misunderstanding. Help is sought from above, and perseverance is tied to truth rising rather than personal strength alone. The clearest biblical echo arrives in the repeated line that to live is Christ and to die is gain. Alongside the image of strangers seeking what lies ahead, that confession places mortality within hope and makes fearlessness a response to Christ. The result is an energetic statement about endurance, heavenly citizenship, and continuing faithfully when the chosen path is costly.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 1:21 The lyric directly echoes the confession that living is Christ and dying is gain.
- Philippians 3:20 Paul describes Christian citizenship as being in heaven.
- Hebrews 13:14 Believers seek the lasting city that is still to come.