Step Ahead

Poetry has a unique power to extract profound truths into a few potent words, crystallizing our thoughts and stirring the heart and soul. It speaks where text falters, reaching into the spiritual core of our being. As we reflect on the lessons of Habakkuk 3, we are reminded that faith in our God gives us confidence when faced with the impossible because we have the kind of faith that moves mountains.

God of Possible

A prayer we lift, both deep and wide,
Of vision clear and faith applied.
We praise You, Lord, with hearts aglow,
For what You do that we don’t know.

Behind the scenes, Your hand is near,
Unseen, yet working year by year.
Our faith unlocks what eyes can’t see—
The doors You open silently.

We start today with something small,
A whispered hope, a humble call.
A seed we plant in quiet trust,
Believing You are good and just.

For harvest waits beyond the now,
And You, O Lord, will show us how.
You multiply each faithful deed,
Transforming lack into full seed.

Our small obedience, day by day,
Becomes a part of heaven’s way.
So we keep walking, keep the flame,
Believing still in Jesus’ name.

You make things happen, shift the tide,
With power no fear can override.
You are the God who parts the sea,
Who makes the blind and broken see.

We’re confident in what’s ahead,
Because You raise what once seemed dead.
Impossible? Not in Your hand—
You move the mountains, shape the land.

So here we stand, in praise and awe,
Held by Your promise, love, and law.
A prayer of vision, bold and true—
Our future, Lord, begins with You.

Poem Inspired by Reflections of Reading Habakkuk 3