"I know who I am
I can’t stay where I’m at
We’ve come this far by faith
And I just can’t turn back"
In life, there will always be situations we face that will seem impossible. Situations where we feel hopeless, like there is no way to pull out a win. For every season of our lives, there will be a seemingly unscalable mountain that God is asking us to climb. These mountains can make us want to throw in the towel when we stand at their bases and look up, but in every one of them, God provides a way up for us. In “More Than Able,” Elevation Worship reminds us that God has enough power to see us through, and then some. No matter the mountains we face, God always provides a way to climb it.
WATCH NOW: Elevation Worship “More Than Able (Feat. Chandler Moore & Tiffany Hudson)”
RELATED CONTENT: Tauren Wells & Elevation Worship "Joy In The Morning (Worship Version)"
“More Than Able” uses a mix of classic gospel and modern worship sounds to create something moving. Chandler David Moore and Tiffany Hudson’s voices shout out God’s unendingly capable nature, reminding us that God is able even when it seems there is no way to have a happy ending to the story. Our God sees possibilities that we never even dreamed of, but we need to follow his path in order to reach them.
This song serves as a powerful worship ballad for those moments when we need to remember that our God is a God who can. Whatever we might face, God can bring a victory out of it. There is nothing He cannot do, but in order to reach the mountaintop, we need to keep grabbing the next hand-hold God has set in place. It may take time, but eventually, we will reach the top.
“Now I see all that I have
And I’ve got my confidence back
I put my trust in the one who still does miracles
You do miracles”
“More Than Able” was released as a single in March 2023. On the subject of his more personal songwriting, Chandler Moore says, “We have lives that we live, that we want to talk about. We have testimonies that we have experienced, that we want people to hear, their stories that we want to tell.”
