[feat. Tony Fresh]
VERSE
I heard how You walked, walked on the Water
I read how You turned water to wine
I’ve seen how Your Hand could only Provide in my Life
It's a Miracle
I expect the Impossible
God can do the Unthinkable
More than I ask or think or even Imagine
My Life is a Miracle
CHORUS
God can do
Anything, Anything He wants to
Nothing’s Difficult
My God can Do
Anything, Anything He wants to
Nothing’s Difficult
My God can Do
VERSE 2
I heard how Your touch can heal any Leper
I read how Your hem, could make someone Whole
I’ve felt how Your Love could help me to Forgive myself
It's a Miracle
I expect the Impossible
God can do the Unthinkable
More than I ask
or think or even Imagine
My Life is a Miracle
BRIDGE
What He wants
When He wants
How He wants to
He’s Powerful
What He wants
When He wants
How He wants to
He’s In Control
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Expect Impossible
Song Meaning
Travis Greene builds this one entirely out of miracle accounts stated as personal evidence rather than distant Bible stories — 'I heard how You walked on the water, I read how You turned water to wine' moves from hearing to reading to, in the second verse, feeling: 'I've felt how Your love could help me to forgive myself.' That progression matters; the song isn't just citing miracles, it's claiming the same category of power has reached the singer's own life.
'More than I ask or think or even imagine' quotes Ephesians 3:20 almost exactly, and John 2:7's account of Jesus filling the water pots at Cana sits behind the wine reference as the specific miracle being invoked rather than a vague allusion. The bridge strips the song down to its simplest possible claim — 'what He wants, when He wants, how He wants to, He's powerful' — removing every qualifier until what's left is just confidence in God's freedom to act however He chooses, unconstrained by what would normally be considered possible.