It Is No Secret What God Can Do
By Stuart Hamblen
Lyrics
Another day is through.
Someone slipped and fell.
Was that someone you?
You may have longed for added strength,
Your courage to renew.
Do not be disheartened,
For I bring hope to you.
Chorus;
It is no secret what God can do.
What He's done for others,
He'll do for you.
With arms wide open,
He'll pardon you,
It is no secret what God can do.
For in His light you'll never walk alone;
Always feel at home wherever you may roam.
There is no pow'r can conquer you,
While God is on your side;
Just take Him at His promise,
Don't run away and hide.
Bible Reference
Ephesians 3:20
About This Hymn
It is no secret what God can do, what He’s done for others, He’ll do for you. These opening lines immediately draw the listener into a hymn of encouragement and faith, affirming that the same powerful God who has worked in others’ lives will also work in yours. The language is simple and comforting, rooted in the fact that divine help is not far away but available to all who trust. This makes the hymn accessible and deeply meaningful whenever someone needs reassurance.
As the hymn continues, the refrain reinforces the promise with vivid imagery. With arms wide open, He’ll pardon you, the words celebrate God’s readiness to forgive and embrace those who come to Him. The physical imagery of open arms brings a sense of warmth and invitation, reminding the singer that God wants to draw near, not push away. The consistent return to this refrain creates a rhythm of truth and trust that anchors the listener’s heart.
In later stanzas, the hymn expands on this assurance by affirming that through God’s light and guidance, you will never walk alone. There is no night, for in His light, you’ll find companionship and strength. The message moves from personal forgiveness to lifelong presence and support from God. This progression—starting with individual need, moving to divine compassion, and culminating in enduring companionship—makes the hymn timeless and deeply encouraging during trials and uncertainties.


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Hymn Information

- Category: Special Song
- Composition: Stuart Hamblen (1950)
- Added: August 19, 2025
- Last Updated: August 19, 2025
- Views: 370
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