Lyrics
I wish you could see yourself in the future
I wish you could see yourself, you're doing better
'Cause everything He said He would do, God did
And everything you asked Him to, God did that
He won't ever let you down
And He proved this to you
God cannot fail
Over and over He proved it
God cannot fail
There is no failure
There is no failure in God
Can you imagine, how your life would be
Once you change your confession and you start to believe
God's got His hands on you
And God's got a plan for you
So hold on, it won't be long now
God will come through (I hope you believe)
God cannot fail
I hope you believe
God cannot fail
There is no failure
There is no failure in God
Exceedingly and abundantly
More than you can ask or ever think
He won't fail
Exceedingly and abundantly
More than you can ask or ever think
He won't fail
Exceedingly and abundantly
More than you can ask or ever think
He won't fail
Exceedingly and abundantly
More than you can ask or ever think
He won't fail
Exceedingly and abundantly
More than you can ask or ever think
He won't fail
Exceedingly and abundantly
He wants to do more
Exceedingly and abundantly
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
He wants to do more
There is no failure
There is no failure in God
He'll never let you down
God will never leave you
He'll never let you down
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Meaning & Inspiration
No Failure centers on confidence in God’s reliability when present circumstances have not yet caught up with hope. The opening lines look ahead to a future in which prayer has been answered and God has proved faithful. Its repeated declaration that God cannot fail turns the song from personal encouragement into praise, while the call to change confession emphasizes trust rather than fear. The language remains focused on what God can do and on the assurance that divine care does not abandon those who depend on him.
The repeated phrase about God doing exceedingly and abundantly closely echoes Ephesians 3:20, where divine power is described as able to accomplish beyond what can be asked or imagined. The promise that God will not leave or let down his people also aligns with Deuteronomy 31:8. Together, these biblical connections support the song’s central claim: hope rests not in favorable conditions but in the character and faithfulness of God.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 3:20 The song directly echoes God doing beyond what can be asked or imagined.
- Deuteronomy 31:8 Moses says that the Lord goes ahead and will not leave or forsake his people.