Undeniable

Toby Mac's song 'Undeniable' delves into the complexities of faith, doubt, and the undeniable presence of a higher power. The lyrics reflect a personal struggle with belief, where moments of doubt are juxtaposed with the overwhelming evidence of divine intervention in the artist's life. Toby Mac acknowledges the beauty and miracles around him, from the natural world to personal experiences, as signs of a higher power's existence. This struggle is not new, but the evidence of a changed heart and a life filled with purpose is enough to reaffirm his faith.

The chorus emphasizes the undeniable and unmistakable nature of this higher power, often referred to as the 'bright and morning star.' Despite the grandeur of this entity, there is a personal connection that speaks directly to the heart. This duality of grandeur and intimacy is a recurring theme in the song, highlighting the omnipresence and personal touch of the divine. The lyrics also touch on the idea that the divine's work is evident in everything, from the landscapes of Jamaica to miraculous recoveries, making it harder to believe in the absence of a higher power than in its existence.

Toby Mac also reflects on his upbringing, mentioning the hymns his father sang and the prayers his mother prayed, which instilled in him a sense of purpose to glorify this higher power. The song concludes with a rhetorical question about the difficulty of believing in the non-existence of a higher power versus the orchestration of life's events by this entity. In a world filled with confusion, the artist finds solace and unwavering passion in his faith, making it an argument he is never willing to lose.