Lyrics
Verse 1
I got a Feeling
There is a Healing on the Way
My God is Willing & Able
To do Whatever He chooses
Verse 2
Don't miss the moment
Everything you need is waiting - for you
& If you could just believe
Dig a little Deeper, you'll see - Him move
Chorus
And This is a Simple Matter
Miracles are easy for God
Yea This is a Simple Matter
Nothing's Too Hard, for God
He can do that too
What He's done for me, He can do for you
Don't tell me what God can't do
What He's done for me, He can do for you
It's a Simple Matter
Verse 3
Is there a Witness
Who has seen it with your eyes
I was the 1 out of 99
Who wasn't left behind
Verse 4
That was the moment
Everything about me - was totally changed
& If you could just believe
Open up your heart & receive - His grace
He’ll make you new
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Meaning & Inspiration
Simple Matter is built around confidence in God’s ability to heal, restore, and act beyond human limits. The verses invite expectant faith without presenting miracles as human achievement. Instead, every hoped-for change depends on a God described as willing and able. The chorus reinforces that emphasis by declaring that no difficulty exceeds divine power, while the testimony section points from one person’s experience toward hope for another.
The later verses add the image of the one sheep sought among ninety-nine, recalling Jesus’ parable of a shepherd who does not abandon the lost. That allusion makes grace personal: the narrator describes being found rather than forgotten and then being made new. Jeremiah’s question about whether anything is too hard for God closely matches the chorus, while the New Testament language of new creation supports the song’s description of total change. Across these themes, belief is presented as openhearted trust in God’s grace, grounded in His power to find, renew, and provide what is needed.
Related Scripture
- Jeremiah 32:27 God asks whether anything is too hard for Him, directly matching the chorus’s central declaration.
- Luke 15:4-7 Jesus describes the shepherd seeking one lost sheep among ninety-nine, the image echoed in the third verse.
- 2 Corinthians 5:17 The passage describes new creation in Christ, aligning with the lyric’s account of complete change.