VERSE 1
We can feel it in the suffering everywhere
Are we hopeless, are we broken, past repair?
VERSE 2
Are you with us? Have You left us in the dark?
Can you hear us? Do our cries still move Your heart?
CHORUS
Jesus, you will make all things new
VERSE 3
You will heal us, You will mend what death has torn
Life will spring up, joy will bloom instead of thorns
BRIDGE
The blind will finally see, the lame will run and leap
The dead will rise and breathe for You have conquered
And every tear that fell will cry out “it is well”
The dark will be dispelled for You have conquered
The Lamb for sinners slain is coming soon to reign
Our hope is not in vain for You have conquered
Music and words by Nathan Stiff, David Zimmer, and Marc Willerton © 2026 Sovereign Grace Worship/ASCAP, Sovereign Grace Praise/BMI (adm. by Integrity Music) Sovereign Grace Music, a division of Sovereign Grace Churches. All rights reserved. CCLI #7276922
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You Will Make All Things New
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Sep 8, 2026 updated
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Song Meaning
Amid the weight of present suffering, this song gives voice to the rawest questions of faith—whether God still hears, whether He has abandoned us to the dark. Yet it doesn't stay in the ache; it pivots on the certainty of Christ's victory, declaring that He who conquered death will restore what has been torn. The imagery of healing, mended wounds, and joy blooming where thorns once grew paints a vivid picture of renewal. The bridge expands into a sweeping vision of the age to come: the blind seeing, the lame leaping, the dead rising, and every tear transformed into a cry of peace. Grounded in the finished work of the Lamb who was slain, the song anchors its hope in the coming reign of Jesus, turning lament into confident expectation. It's a worship anthem that holds together the tension of present pain and future glory, urging believers to cling to the promise that nothing—not even death—can thwart God's redemptive plan.
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