Song : Never Lost
Artist: Elevation Worship
Album: Graves Into Gardens
Writer: Tiffany Hammer, Steven Furtick, Christopher Joel Brown
Miracles when You move
Such an easy thing for You to do
Your hand is moving right now
You are still showing up
At the tomb of every Lazarus
Your voice is calling me out
Right now, I know You’re able
And my God, come through again
You can do all things
You can do all things but fail
‘Cause You’ve never lost a battle
No, You’ve never lost a battle
And I know, I know
You never will
Everything’s possible
By the power of the Holy Ghost
A new wind is blowing right now
Breaking my heart of stone
Taking over like it’s Jericho
And my walls are all crashing down
But right now, I know You’re able
And my God, come through again
You can do all things
You can do all things but fail
‘Cause You’ve never lost a battle
No, You’ve never lost a battle
And I know, I know
You never will
You can do all things
You can do all things but fail
‘Cause You’ve never lost a battle
No, You’ve never lost a battle
And I know, I know
You never will
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
You never will (Oh, You never will)
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
You’ve never lost a battle (You’ve never lost a battle)
Never, never (You’ve never lost a battle)
So faithful
I know, I know, it’s who You are
You can do all (You can do all things)
You can do all things, all things but fail (You can do all things but fail)
‘Cause You’ve never lost a battle
No, You’ve never lost a battle
I know, I know
You never will
You can do all (You can do all things)
There’s nothing impossible for You
You can do all things but fail
‘Cause You’ve never lost a battle
No, You’ve never lost a battle
And I know, I know
You never will
Yes, I know, oh, I know
You never will
I know, I know
You never will
Never Lost Song Meaning
“Never Lost” declares confidence in God’s power by recalling biblical scenes of resurrection and victory. It asks Him to act again while affirming that failure does not define His character or limit His ability.
Biblical Message
John 11:38–44 recounts Lazarus being called from the tomb. Joshua 6:20 describes Jericho’s walls falling, while Luke 1:37 affirms that nothing is impossible with God.
Reflection
Confidence in God is not control over outcomes. People may pray boldly for miracles while receiving medical care, grieving honestly, and refusing to blame sufferers when the desired result does not come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which biblical events appear in the song?
It recalls Lazarus leaving the tomb and the walls of Jericho falling.
Does faith guarantee a requested miracle?
No. Christians can pray boldly without claiming control over God or blaming people for suffering.
How can hope remain responsible?
By joining prayer with care, treatment, honest grief, practical support, and trust in God’s character.