Lyrics
Past has held you long enough
But I am drawing you with love
Here now, pouring out my Spirit
Receive it all
Shame has followed long enough
But in this moment, it's backing up
Here now, pouring out my Spirit
Receive it all
I'm making all things new
Freeing you from you
(Here comes freedom now)
Guilt has come to weigh you down
But where I am freedom is found
Here now, pouring out my Spirit
Receive it all
Fear brought chains to keep you bound
But in this moment you're breaking out
Here now, pouring out my Spirit
Receive it all
I'm making all things new
Freeing you from you
Here comes freedom
I am making all things new
This love, is enough
I am making all things new
Here comes freedom
I am making all things new
This love, is enough
I am making all things new
(Freedom's here)
(It's breaking the back, of what's been holding you)
(Sing over us God)
No shame can stay
No charge remains
I am making all things new
Your guilty stains
Are washed away
I am making all things new
No shame can stay
No charge remains
I am making all things new
Your guilty stains
Are washed away
I am making all things new
No shame can stay
No charge remains
I am making all things new
Your guilty stains
Are washed away
I am making all things new
No shame can stay
No charge remains
I am making all things new
Your guilty stains
Are washed away
I am making all things new
Here comes freedom
I am making all things new
This love, is enough
I am making all things new
Here comes freedom
I am making all things new
This love, is enough
I am making all things new
(And I'm good at it
Love to do it
I am making all things new)
(Cause the past is gone
And the future awaits
Now the past is gone
And the future awaits
Yes the past is gone
And the future awaits)
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Meaning & Inspiration
All Things New portrays God addressing shame, guilt, and fear with restoring love and the presence of the Spirit. The repeated declaration of renewal answers every image of bondage in the song. Shame retreats, charges no longer remain, stains are washed away, and freedom replaces the weight of the past. Renewal is therefore presented not as self-improvement but as divine action that releases a person from condemnation.
The central phrase clearly echoes Revelation 21:5, where the One seated on the throne declares that all things are being made new. Its focus on freedom in the presence of God also recalls 2 Corinthians 3:17, while the removal of every charge is consistent with Romans 8:1 and 8:33. By repeating these assurances, the song treats grace as an answer to several forms of spiritual captivity. The past no longer controls the future because cleansing, freedom, and newness are attributed to the work and love of God.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 21:5 The One seated on the throne declares that all things are being made new.
- 2 Corinthians 3:17 Paul associates the presence of the Spirit of the Lord with freedom.
- Romans 8:1 Those who are in Christ Jesus are no longer under condemnation.