Tye Tribbett - Work It Out Lyrics
Lyrics
Doesn't matter what the problem
God will work it out
Any type of situation
He will work it out
I don't have no doubt
God will work it out
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Winter spring summer fall
Trouble keep coming out of nowhere
Doesn't have respect at all
Somebody going through it somewhere
Wonderin' what you're gunna do
Wonderin' if you're gunna make it
Wonderin' how long it will take
And will you ever get through
Can't see the light of day nowhere
The enemy tryna make you feel like pain will be always
But you know like I know that trouble will never last always
So hold ya head up high
'Cause God is on your side
And He loves you
And He cares
He's so faithful
Never fails
Doesn't matter what the problem
God will work it out
Any type of situation
He will work it out
Trust me He got all power
God will work it out
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Seem like everybody else
Doin' so much better than you
They just got it all together
And you just tryna get through you
Don't see no results
Not laughing it's not a joke
'Cause I'm telling you if God don't come through with something
I must just...I don't know
The enemy tryna make you feel like this will be always
But you know deep down that you gotta come out of this someday
So hold ya head up high
God is on your side
Hold ya head up high
God is on your side
And He loves you
And He cares
He's so faithful
Never fails
Doesn't matter what the problem
God will work it out
Any type of situation
He will work it out
Nothing too hard for God will work it out
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Be not dismayed whatever betide
God will take care of you
Work it out
I believe without a doubt that my God will surely
Work it out
He done brought me out before so I know for sure He will
Work it out
No problem too big for my God 'cause he will
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I believe without a doubt that my God will surely
Work it out
He done brought me out before so I know for sure He will
Work it out
No problem too big for my God 'cause he will
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Trust me He's the same and He done did it for me
Time and time again He opened doors for me
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I will never ever doubt His love for me
How could I ever doubt His love for me
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Never let me down so I can praise 'em like
I know without a doubt He'll work it out like
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Video
Tye Tribbett - Work It Out (Lyric Video/Live)
Meaning & Inspiration
Tye Tribbett’s "Work It Out," released in 2017 as part of his album *The Bloody Win*, stands as a powerful declaration of spiritual resilience and the active, faith-driven process of overcoming life’s challenges. Far from being a passive anthem, this track is an invigorating call to engage with God’s strength in the midst of adversity, emphasizing that victory is not merely bestowed but diligently pursued through divine partnership. The song’s core message resonates deeply with the biblical imperative to press on towards spiritual maturity and to actively resist the temptations and trials that seek to derail our faith journey. Tribbett doesn't shy away from the reality of struggle; instead, he frames it as fertile ground for God's power to be revealed. This concept finds strong echoes in passages like Philippians 4:13, "I can do all this through him who gives me strength," and James 1:2-4, which encourages believers to "consider it pure joy... whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance." "Work It Out" captures this sentiment perfectly, suggesting that the "working out" is the spiritual discipline and reliance on God that brings about perseverance and ultimately, triumph. The message is not one of self-sufficiency, but of surrendered effort, where our diligent participation is empowered by an ever-present divine source. This proactive stance aligns with the teachings found in Hebrews 12:1, urging us to "run with perseverance the race marked out for us," and 1 Corinthians 9:24-25, which uses the analogy of an athlete training rigorously for a crown that will not last, implying a similar dedication is required for the eternal reward. Tribbett’s invigorating delivery underscores the urgency and the joyful effort involved in this spiritual endeavor, reminding us that our faith is a living, breathing pursuit, deeply rooted in the unshakeable promises of God. The song serves as a profound encouragement to embrace the process of spiritual growth, knowing that with God’s help, we have the capacity to not just endure, but to truly "work out" every obstacle in our path, emerging stronger and more devoted.