Crowder - Good God Almighty Lyrics
Lyrics
Good God Almighty
I hope You’ll find me
Praising Your Name no matter what comes
I can’t count the times I’ve called Your name some broken night
And You showed up and patched me up like You do every time
I get amnesia, I forget that You keep coming around
Yeah, ain’t no way You’ll ever let me down
Good God Almighty
I hope You’ll find me
Praising Your Name no matter what comes
Cause I know where I’d be
Without Your mercy
So I keep praising Your name at the top of my lungs
Tell me is He good? (He’s good)
Tell me is He God? (He’s God)
He is Good God Almighty
You say Your love goes on forever, that Your mercy never stops
So why would I assume You’d be somebody that You’re not
Like sun in the morning, I know You’re gonna be there every day
So what on earth could make me be afraid
Praise Him in the morning
Praise Him in the noon time
Praise Him when the sun goes down
Love Him in the morning
Love Him in the noon time
Love Him when the sun goes down
Jesus in the morning
Jesus in the noon time
Jesus when the sun goes down
Jesus in the morning
Jesus in the noon time
Jesus when the sun goes down
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Crowder - Good God Almighty
Meaning & Inspiration
Crowder's "Good God Almighty," featured on the 2022 live album *Milk & Honey Tour - Austin City Limits Live*, is a powerful declaration of God's overwhelming, all-encompassing might and goodness, a message that resonates deeply with those seeking encouragement and a reminder of divine sovereignty. The song's central theme is a fervent exaltation of God's character, not merely as a powerful entity, but as a benevolent force whose very existence is a cause for profound awe and gratitude. This isn't just a catchy tune; it's an invitation to contemplate the boundless nature of God, a concept readily found throughout Scripture. The sheer power attributed to God in the song echoes verses like Psalm 95:3, which states, "For the Lord is the great God, the great King above all gods," and Isaiah 40:26, which calls us to "Lift up your eyes on high; see who has created these things: he who brings out their host by number, and calls them all by name; by the greatness of his might and for his might and the strength of his power, not one is missing." Crowder’s fervent pronouncement of "Good God Almighty" serves as a personal testimony and a communal affirmation of faith, leaning into the understanding that God’s goodness is inextricably linked to His almightiness. This connection is powerfully illustrated in the Psalms, where praise for God's strength is often accompanied by reflections on His steadfast love and faithfulness, as seen in Psalm 36:5: "Your steadfast love, O Lord, extends to the heavens, your faithfulness to the clouds." The song, in its raw energy and direct address, embodies the spirit of praise found in passages like Psalm 148, which calls upon all of creation to praise the Lord. It’s a reminder that our own declarations of faith are part of a larger, cosmic symphony of adoration. "Good God Almighty" encourages listeners to internalize this truth, to let the immensity of God’s being flood their hearts and minds, fostering a perspective rooted in His unchanging nature, a beacon of hope in a world often characterized by flux.