Lyrics
Verse 1
Amazing love
That welcomes me
The kindness of mercy
That bought with blood, wholeheartedly
My soul undeserving
Chorus
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
Verse 2
Behold the cross
Age to age
And hour by hour
The dead are raised, the sinner saved
The work of Your power
Chorus 2
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
Bridge
I am blessed, I am called
I am healed, I am whole
I am saved in Jesus' name
Highly favored, anointed
Filled with Your power
For the glory of Jesus' name
I am blessed, I am called
I am healed, I am whole
I am saved in Jesus' name
Highly favored, anointed
Filled with Your power
For the glory of Jesus' name
Verse 3
And should this life
Bring suffering
Lord, I will remember
What Calvary has bought for me
Both now and forever
Chorus 3
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
Bridge
I am blessed, I am called
I am healed, I am whole
I am saved in Jesus' name
Highly favored, anointed
Filled with Your power
For the glory of Jesus' name
Chorus
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
God, You're so good
You're so good to me
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Meaning & Inspiration
“God, You’re So Good” builds its message around divine kindness revealed through mercy, the cross, and salvation in Jesus’ name. The opening verse presents grace as welcome offered to an undeserving soul, then the chorus answers with a simple, repeated confession of God’s goodness. As the song turns toward Calvary, raised life, and sinners being saved, goodness is shown not merely as comfort but as God’s action on behalf of those who could not earn it.
The bridge gathers statements of blessing, calling, healing, wholeness, and spiritual empowerment under the glory of Jesus. Those affirmations are balanced by the final verse, which admits that suffering may still come. In that setting, remembrance becomes essential: Calvary remains the basis for hope both in present hardship and beyond it. The song’s themes correspond with the biblical picture of God demonstrating love through Christ’s death and granting salvation by grace rather than merit. Its repetition functions as sustained praise, returning every claim and circumstance to the goodness of God.
Related Scripture
- Romans 5:8 God demonstrates His love through Christ’s death for sinners.
- Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation is described as God’s gift of grace, not human achievement.
- Psalm 34:8 The psalm invites worshipers to recognize that the Lord is good.