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Way Maker

Sinach

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You are here, moving in our midst
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, working in this place
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, moving in our midst
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, working in this place
I worship You, I worship You

Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
My God, that is who You are
Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
My God, that is who You are

You are here, touching every heart
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, healing every heart
I worship You, I worship You

You are here, turning lives around
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, mending every heart
I worship You, I worship You

Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
That is who You are
Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
My God, that is who You are

You wipe away all tears, You mend the broken heart
You're the answer to it all, Jesus
You wipe away all tears, You mend the broken heart
You’re the answer to it all, to it all, Jesus
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Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
My God, that is who You are
Way maker, miracle worker
Promise keeper, light in the darkness
My God, that is who You are

You are here, touching every life
I worship You, I worship You
You are here, meeting every need
I worship You, I worship You

💡 Song Meaning & Background

"Way Maker" is a contemporary Christian worship song written by Nigerian gospel singer Sinach, which emphasizes the unwavering presence, faithfulness, and miraculous nature of God during difficult times. Drawing heavily on biblical themes of divine guidance and comfort—frequently echoing imagery of God making a way through the wilderness and parting seas as seen in the Exodus narrative—the lyrics serve as a congregational declaration of faith in God's ability to work behind the scenes even when he cannot be seen. Released in 2015, the song achieved global acclaim and has since become a staple in modern worship services worldwide, celebrated for its simple, repetitive message of hope and reassurance.