The Story’s Not Over Lyrics

ENGLISH SONGS LYRICS Mar 28, 2020
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Song : The Story’s Not Over

Artist: Jeremy Camp

Album: The Story’s Not Over

Writer: Colby Wedgeworth / Benjamin Glover / Jeremy Camp

 

 

It’s been a long road, long road
And I’ve been through so much through the years
I’ve had heartbreak, heartbreak
I kept reaching for You through the tears

 

Thinking I don’t know what’s up ahead
I don’t know how it’ll end
But I know that You’ve got a plan for me
Stepping out onto the waves
Haven’t stopped walking by faith
Whatever comes I will still believe

 

The story’s not over yet
You’ve got it under control
Why would I fear what I know You’ve designed?
The story’s not over yet
You’ve written every word
Can’t wait to see where You go with my life
The story’s not over yet

 

I found Your goodness through pain
Found Your mercy down upon my knees
I’ve learned when life goes sideways
You still got me where I need to be

 

Don’t need to know what’s ahead
Don’t need to know how it ends
I know that You got Your hand on me

 

The story’s not over yet
You’ve got it under control
Why would I fear what I know You’ve designed?
The story’s not over yet
You’ve written every word
Can’t wait to see where You go with my life
The story’s not over yet

 

The story’s not over yet
The story’s not over yet
The story’s not over yet

 

I believe what You started You will complete
I believe every broke thing will be redeemed
I believe ’cause You’ve always been faithful to me
To me, to me

 

The story’s not over yet
You’ve got it under control
Why would I fear what I know You’ve designed?
The story’s not over yet
You’ve written every word
Can’t wait to see where You go with my life
The story’s not over yet

The Story’s Not Over Song Meaning

“The Story’s Not Over” looks at heartbreak and uncertainty through trust in God’s continuing work. The future is unknown to the singer, yet God’s goodness, mercy, and purpose make another faithful step possible.

Biblical Message

Philippians 1:6 expresses confidence that God completes what He begins. Romans 8:28 speaks of His work within all things, while Proverbs 3:5–6 calls believers to trust Him beyond their own understanding.

Reflection

Trusting God’s story does not make every painful event good. It means suffering need not be wasted or become the final definition of a life. Healing may involve time, support, lament, and changed plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the song’s main encouragement?

It says pain and uncertainty are not the final chapter because God is still at work.

Which Bible verse says God completes what He begins?

Philippians 1:6 gives that assurance.

Does God’s plan make every painful event good?

No. The hope is that God can work within suffering without calling evil or harm good.