You Still Do
Terrian's song 'Same Power' is a contemporary Christian anthem that celebrates God's unchanging power and faithfulness across generations. The lyrics recall personal moments of worship, baptism, and communal praise, emphasizing that the same divine power that moved mountains in the past is still active today. The song encourages listeners to trust in God's ability to break chains and make a way, even in difficult circumstances like illness. It draws on biblical themes of God's consistency and the power of faith, without directly quoting scripture.
Well, I remember when I danced at the altar
I didn't care if it cost me a friend or two
I remember getting baptized in cold water
But rising with a fire in my soul
Same power, now and forever
No, You're not through
Same words can speak to the mountains and make them move
I know the God of the old is the God of the new
I know that You did it then, and You still do
You still do
Do you remember the roar of a choir
As they praised Him for hours, and He'd filled the room?
Oh, I remember when they told her she had cancer
And we didn't have the answers
But where there's three or two
Same power, now and forever
No, You're not through
Same words can speak to the mountains and make them move
I know the God of the old is the God of the new
I know that You did it then and You still do
You're still mighty and strong
Faithful and true
You'll make a way
That's just what You do
You're the breaker of chains
Beginning and end
I've seen it over and over
The same
Power, now and forever
No, You're not through
Same words can speak to the mountains and make them move
I know the God of the old is the God of the new
I know that You did it then and You still do
The same power, now and forever
No, You're not through
Same words can speak to the mountains and make them move
Well, I know the God of the old is the God of the new
I know that You did it then and You still do
You still do