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Newsboys - Ain't It Like Jesus (CCM)

Newsboys - Ain't It Like Jesus
Newsboys have released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Ain't It Like Jesus.

LYRICS:

I’ve seen dark clouds turn into brighter days
I’ve seen hope rise up from a broken place 
Yet it always blows my mind 
When the water turns to wine 
He does what only He can do
 
Ain’t it like Jesus
To flip the situation
Ain’t it like Jesus
Zero limitations
There is nothing that He cannot do
Watch him take the old and make it new
Ain’t it like Jesus
Always in the knick of the time
Ain’t it like Jesus
Changing up the paradigm
Ain’t it like Jesus
Ain’t it like Jesus
 
When I’m miles from the shore 
I’ll be singing praise 
Cause I know the only voice that calms the waves 
Yet it always blows my mind
How He opens blinded eyes 
He does what only He can do
 
Ain’t it like my God
To show up right on time
Ain’t it like my God
Working morning, noon and night
Ain’t it like my God
To make the wrong things right
Ain’t it like my God
Every time, every time
 
The only one you’ll ever need
Is right here with you and me
Turning losses in victories
 
There is nothing that He cannot do
Watch him take the old and make it new
Ain’t it like Jesus
Always in the knick of the time
Ain’t it like Jesus
Changing up the paradigm
Ain’t it like Jesus
Ain’t it like Jesus

© 2021 Newsboys, under exclusive license to Capitol CMG, Inc.


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/038fnqu6RuZPYmA0ukWJ27

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPrM-eklszU

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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