I love the one where You calm the storm with just a word
It makes me think You can calm the storm in me
I love the one where the woman pressed into the crowd
It makes me think one touch could make me clean
More than words and more than stories
Jesus, this is how you show me
You are the miracle maker
You are the new life creator
That's who You've been again and again
You're such a wonderful savior
Failure is not in Your nature
Even the grave knows You're greater
That's who You've been again and again
You're such a wonderful savior
I love the one where the thief was promised paradise
It helps me believe that it's not too late for me
My favorite one when the women looked to their surprise
You were alive and You're still alive in me (yeah, oh)
You are the miracle maker
You are the new life creator
That's who You've been again and again
You're such a wonderful savior
Failure is not in Your nature
Even the grave knows You're greater
That's who You've been again and again
You're such a wonderful savior
(Oh, you're such a wonderful savior)
If it's written in red, I'm standing on it
If it's something You said, then nothing's gonna stop it, nothing's gonna stop it
If it's written in red, I'm standing on it
If it's something You said, then nothing's gonna stop it, nothing's gonna stop it
You are the miracle maker
You are the new life creator
That's who You've been again and again
You're such a wonderful savior
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I Love The One
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Oct 1, 2026 updated
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Song Meaning
The song works as a catalogue of favourite Gospel scenes, each one turned inward as a personal plea. A storm stilled with a single word becomes proof that the same voice can quiet whatever rages inside the singer; a woman pressing through a crowd to touch a hem becomes a hope for cleansing; a dying thief promised paradise becomes reassurance that it is not too late. The chorus answers those vignettes with a litany of titles — miracle maker, new life creator, wonderful savior — and insists this is not a new character but the same one "again and again." Failure, the lyric claims, simply is not part of His nature, and even the grave concedes He is greater. The resurrection scene, where women arrive expecting a body and find none, gets called the favourite, and it pivots outward: alive then, alive now, alive in the singer. The bridge shifts from storytelling to resolve, with the phrase "written in red" standing for the words of Jesus, treated as ground solid enough to stand on and a promise nothing can cancel. The whole arc moves from admiring what He did to trusting what He said.
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