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Unstoppable God by Travis Greene cover art

Travis Greene - Unstoppable God Lyrics

Artist:
Travis Greene

Lyrics

Heaven thundered
And the world was born
Life begins and ends
In the dust You formed


Faith commanded
And the mountains moved
Fear is losing ground
To our hope in You


Unstoppable God
Let Your glory go on and on
Impossible things
In Your name they shall be done


Freedom conquered
All our chains undone
Sin defeated
Jesus has overcome


Mercy triumphed
When the third day dawned
Darkness was denied
When the stone was gone oh


Unstoppable God
Let Your glory go on and on
Impossible things
In Your name they shall be done oh


Nothing shall be impossible
Your kingdom reigns unstoppable
We'll shout Your praise forevermore
Jesus our God unstoppable


Unstoppable God
Let Your glory go on and on
Impossible things
In Your name they shall be done oh


Travis Greeene & Israel Houghton

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Meaning & Inspiration

Unstoppable God celebrates divine rule through the story of creation, redemption, and resurrection. The opening images move from the birth of the world to mountains yielding before faith, placing present fear beneath the authority of God. The chorus answers apparent impossibility with praise, not because human resolve is sufficient, but because the name of Jesus represents a kingdom that cannot be overcome.

The second movement turns directly to the victory of Christ. Chains are undone, sin is defeated, mercy triumphs, and the opened tomb announces that darkness did not prevail. These lines closely reflect New Testament accounts of the resurrection and its meaning for freedom from sin. The repeated bridge gathers those themes into a corporate confession: the reign of God remains secure, impossible barriers do not define his power, and praise is the fitting response to the victory of Jesus.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 19:26 Jesus teaches that all things are possible with God.
  • Matthew 28:5-6 The empty tomb announces that Jesus has risen.
  • Colossians 2:15 Christ is described as triumphing over hostile powers through the cross.