Impossible

From its opening admission that trials and desperate situations can make the heart cry out, this song leans into the tension between human limitation and divine capability. The narrator confesses that in their own power there is nothing they can do, yet pivots to the assurance that what feels impossible becomes possible with God. The chorus poses a rhetorical question—whether anything is too hard for the Lord—and answers it by picturing every overwhelming circumstance as being under His feet. There's a pastoral turn in the second verse, where someone discouraged and struggling to find peace is reminded that the Father already knows the need before the prayer is spoken, and He is waiting to hear that declaration of trust. The bridge narrows the call to a single action: only believe, echoing the promise that all things are possible for those who do. The song's structure mirrors a journey from personal struggle to communal encouragement, and its repetitive, declarative chorus is built for congregational response. It doesn't dwell on the problem; it keeps returning to the solution, grounding hope not in the size of the obstacle but in the character of the One who stands above it.