Como No Voy a Creer (Too Good To Not Believe)

Brandon Lake's song 'Como No Voy a Creer (Too Good To Not Believe)' is a powerful testament to faith and the miraculous works attributed to Jesus Christ. The lyrics are a heartfelt declaration of the artist's personal experiences and observations of divine interventions that defy human understanding. Lake begins by acknowledging the profound faithfulness of Christ, recounting miracles that surpass his comprehension. This sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the awe-inspiring nature of these events and the deep belief they inspire.

The chorus reinforces this theme, with Lake repeatedly affirming his belief in Christ's ability to perform wonders. The repetition of 'Maravillas haces tú' (You do wonders) serves as both a proclamation and a reminder of the countless times he has witnessed these miracles. This repetition not only strengthens the message but also invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences of faith and divine intervention. The phrase 'Como no creer en ti' (How could I not believe in you) encapsulates the essence of the song, suggesting that the evidence of these miracles makes disbelief almost impossible.

Lake provides specific examples of miracles he has witnessed, such as healing from cancer, the dissolution of cysts, the resurrection of the dead, and mental health restoration. These vivid descriptions serve to bolster the listener's faith, illustrating the tangible impact of divine power. The song also touches on broader themes of societal and personal restoration, including the healing of families, the return of prodigals, and the liberation of addicts. The repeated assertion 'No me digas que él no puede' (Don't tell me He can't) underscores the unwavering conviction in Christ's limitless power. The song culminates in a vision of widespread revival and the manifestation of God's glory across nations, reinforcing the belief in a powerful, active, and present deity.