Lyrics
Verse 1
Nothing’s too Hard
Nothing’s too Great
Nothing can stop the Word He gave
When He gets Started,
He cannot fail
God is God
All by Himself
Chorus
God, God alone
He can do, what He ants
When He wants
I Believe
Nothing’s too hard
When I got my God
God alone
He can do, what He ants
When He wants
I Believe
Nothing’s too hard
When I got my God
Verse 2
What could rise up
Dare to contest God’s got a record
Don’t you forget
He’s still on the Throne
No He hasn’t Left
God is God
All by Himself
Bridge
One God, one name
Deserves all praise
One God, one name
Deserves all praise
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
This praise song celebrates the sovereignty of God in short, declarative lines. The first verse says that nothing is "too Hard" or "too Great", that nothing can stop "the Word He gave", and that when He starts something "He cannot fail". The phrase "God is God, All by Himself" closes the thought and gives the song its theme of God acting without help.
The chorus turns that claim into personal confidence. The singer repeats "God, God alone" and "Nothing's too hard, When I got my God", linking trust to the belief that God can do whatever He wants. In the second verse the lyrics challenge anything that might "rise up" against God by pointing to His record and saying He is "still on the Throne". The bridge ends with "One God, one name, Deserves all praise".
The lines about nothing being too hard resemble Jeremiah 32:17, and the unfailing word resembles Isaiah 55:11, though the lyrics do not name those texts.
Related Scripture
- Jeremiah 32:17 Nothing is too hard for the Lord who made heaven and earth.
- Isaiah 55:11 God says His word will accomplish what He purposes.
- Psalm 115:3 God does whatever He pleases, matching the chorus line about what He wants.