"No Matter What" lyrics

"No Matter What"
(feat. Bart Millard of MercyMe)

A lot of us grew up believing
At any moment we could lose it all
And at the drop of a hat
God might turn his back and move on
A lot of us feel like we blew it
Thinking that we're just too far gone
But I want you to know
There's still a hope for you now

No matter what you've done
You can't erase His love
Nothing can change it
You're not separated
No matter what

There's never been a better time to get honest
There's never been a better time to get clean
So come as you are
Run to the cross and be free
Oh be free

No matter what you've done
You can't erase His love
Nothing can change it
You're not separated
No matter where you run
He's always holding on
You're still a daughter, you're still a son
No matter what

Don't know what you've been taught
Don't know what you've been told
All I know is my God
Will never let go of you
And I don't know what you've seen
Don't know what you've been through
All I know is my God
Will never let go of you
He'll never let go
He'll never never never let it go

No matter what you've done
You can't erase His love
Nothing can change it
You're not separated
No matter where you run
He's always holding on
You're still a daughter, you're still a son
No matter what
You're still a daughter, you're still a son
No matter what


Writer(s): Jonathan Lindley Smith, Ryan Stevenson, Bryan Fowler
Bryan Fowler was not only a co-writer of this song, but also a producer.
The third single from his second studio album "No Matter What".
This song is based on 2 Corinthians 12:9,10 from the Bible. Ryan Stevenson said, "It is easy to fall into the track of performance-based relationship with God when we've been taught in religious environments that he's mostly disappointed with us. This song hopefully will encourage all of us that even though we struggle, Jesus is overseeing the process."
The music video for this song was released on the 27th of July 2018.
The song peaked at number 8 on the US Hot Christian Songs chart, thus becoming Ryan Stevenson's third top-10 single from that chart.