Yes I Will

Vertical Worship anchors "Yes I Will" to a single fixed point — "the same God that never fails" — and works outward from there into two specific claims: he won't fail now, and he's not late even while the waiting continues. That pairing matters, since the song never denies the waiting is real; it just insists the character behind it hasn't changed, close to the assurance that God's mercies are renewed every morning precisely because his faithfulness doesn't run out overnight. The chorus turns that trust into action rather than leaving it as belief: lift him high in the lowest valley, sing for joy when the heart is heavy — praise chosen deliberately rather than arriving naturally once the mood improves. "Is working all things out" reads like a direct nod to Paul's promise that everything works together for good for those who love God, though the song keeps the language plain rather than quoting it outright. The repeated "yes I will" functions less as a prediction about future feelings and more as a decision made now, ahead of whatever the day still holds.