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"God's Power Can Do It All" by LOJ Worship: The God Who Raised Lazarus Still Moves Today


Are you still waiting for a miracle today?

Some songs just state a truth. “God’s Power Can Do It All” by LOJ Worship dares you to test it. This song is meant for morning devotionals and worship loops alike, and the key message is simple: absolutely nothing is outside God’s reach. “He can save the unsaveable; He can heal the unhealable; He can change the unchangeable” — that’s not a gentle suggestion. That’s a declaration! 

LOJ Worship - God's Power Can Do It AllThink about what the song points to as proof. Not vague hope, but specific history: the raising of Lazarus, water turned to wine, sight given to the blind. Real events. Real power. The bridge makes this song personal — “I am evidence, I am living proof that no one’s too broken for Him to renew.” That’s not an artist who is bragging; it’s a testimony about a God that you can rely on! 

The message of the song echoes Jeremiah 32:17: “Ah, Lord God! It is you who have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and by your outstretched arm! Nothing is too hard for you.” Nothing! Not your finances, not your family, not the mistake you keep replaying in your mind at 2 a.m. in the morning. Nothing! 

So, how can you cash in a promise this big? You stop trying to manage your problems on your own and hand them over to God. Bring the burden you’ve been carrying like it’s yours to fix. It never was. This isn’t about sticking your head in the sand. It’s about letting God guide your next steps and actions. It’s about surrendering to His guidance and being able to see those ‘coincidences’ that just happened at the right time. 

Where in your life do you need that kind of power today? Name it, and bring it to Him in prayer — not with polished words, just honesty. 

May this song meet you in that moment and remind you whose voice actually wins. “Christ alone has the power to do it all!”

(Related scripture: Jeremiah 32:17; Luke 1:37; Ephesians 3:20)

Background:

LOJ Worship presents 'God’s Power Can Do It All'—a Contemporary Christian (CCM) track built on an unshakeable message of faith. Blending soaring, melodic hooks with a powerful, crisp arrangement, this single is designed to inspire and uplift, and to remind us that there is hope through God’s power!

Perfect for morning devotionals, faith-building soundtracks, and modern worship loops, the song stands toe-to-toe with modern industry production standards. Thank you for considering adding this powerful reminder of God’s limitless strength to your curation and for supporting independent artists who are trying to spread the gospel through song!

Release date: August 31, 2026

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