God Of The Impossible

Lincoln Brewster opens with surrender rather than request — "all my fears I'm laying down at Your feet... all my doubts have lost their sound to Your voice" — before naming the title claim directly: "You are who You are, the God of the impossible." The phrase reaches for Luke 1:37's declaration to Mary, "for with God, nothing will be impossible."

"You can do all things, nothing is impossible for You" echoes Matthew 19:26's answer to the disciples' question about who could possibly be saved — "with men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible." "Even in the valley still my heart will sing" keeps the song from treating the impossible as only a future rescue; the confidence is meant to hold during the difficulty rather than only after it ends.