Way Maker Chords / Audio (Transposable):
Intro
A E B C#m
Verse 1
A E
You are here, moving in our midst
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
A E
You are here, working in this place
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
Chorus
A
(You are) Way Maker, Miracle Worker
E
Promise Keeper
B
Light in the darkness, my God
C#m
That is who You are
Verse 2
A E
You are here, touching every heart
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
A E
You are here, healing every heart
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
Verse 3
A E
You are here, turning lives around
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
A E
You are here, mending every heart
B C#m
I worship You, I worship You
Tag
A
That is who You are
E
That is who You are
B
That is who You are
C#m
That is who You are
Bridge
A
Even when I don't see it, You're working
E
Even when I don't feel it, You're working
B
You never stop, You never stop working
C#m
You never stop, You never stop working
“Way Maker” Live Performance Video:
“Way Maker” – Song Meaning and Biblical References
God as the Way Maker: The title “Way Maker” suggests that God creates paths in difficult situations, echoing Isaiah 43:19′s promise of making “a way in the wilderness.”
Miracle Worker: This theme highlights God’s supernatural interventions, as seen in numerous biblical miracles like the feeding of the 5,000 (Matthew 14:13-21) and the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-44).
Promise Keeper: God’s nature as faithful and true to His promises is underscored, aligning with scriptures like Numbers 23:19 and 2 Corinthians 1:20, which speak to His unchanging nature and fulfillment of promises.
Light in the Darkness: This phrase reflects Jesus’s declaration in John 8:12 as the “light of the world,” symbolizing hope and guidance in times of trouble.
Overall Theme of Trust and Faith: The song is a declaration of trust in God’s sovereignty, reminiscent of the trust and acknowledgement of God in all ways as urged in Proverbs 3:5-6.
Relevance to Worship and Reflection: “Way Maker” is a tool for leading congregations into a deeper understanding of God’s nature, encouraging reflection on His presence and actions in our lives.
Using “Way Maker” in Worship Services
Opening Song: Starting with “Way Maker” can engage the congregation immediately with its familiar and uplifting melody.
Mid-Set Emotional Peak: Placing “Way Maker” in the middle of a set list can serve as a powerful emotional high point, encouraging participation and engagement.
Following a Sermon or Talk: If the message is about trust, faith, or God’s guidance, “Way Maker” can be an effective follow-up, reinforcing these themes.
Closing Song: Ending a service with “Way Maker” can leave the congregation feeling uplifted and reassured, providing a sense of hope and encouragement.
Transitioning Moments: The song can effectively transition between different moods in the set list, from upbeat to reflective or vice versa.
Special Segments: For moments of prayer, healing, or dedication, “Way Maker” sets a fitting atmosphere, aligning with themes of divine intervention and commitment.
Acoustic or Unplugged Settings: An acoustic version of “Way Maker” can bring a different, more intimate feel to smaller settings.
Multilingual Versions: Using multilingual versions can connect with a diverse audience, making the song accessible to different linguistic groups.
