Not Finished Yet
Chris Renzema's song "Not Finished Yet" is a gentle, reassuring anthem about God's ongoing work in a believer's life. The lyrics use imagery of a sculptor shaping stone and a gardener removing thorns to illustrate how God refines and heals through pain and struggle. The repeated refrain, "You're not finished yet," offers comfort during times of fear and uncertainty, reminding listeners that God is still at work even when they cannot see Him. The song emphasizes that God is making all things new, transforming brokenness into beauty, and encourages trust in His faithful, patient process.
Hearts like stones
Taken by the sculptor
Polished forms
Every rough edge
Till everything else is gone
And all that remains is beautiful
Pain like thorns
Growing in a garden
One by one
Removed by careful hands
Till everything else is gone
And all that remains is beautiful
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
When I'm scared
And my eyes, they can't see You
Are You still there?
Are You gonna pull me through?
When everything else is gone
And You're all that remains
In the rubble and the ruin
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're making all things new
You're not finished yet
You're making all things new
You're not finished yet
A marvel from the marble
A garden from the bramble
You're making all things new
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet
You're not finished yet