Maverick City Music - God's Got Us Lyrics
Lyrics
[Maverick City Music, (Chandler Moore):]
God's got us (Mm)
He's in control, in control, in control
God's got us (Oh, yeah, yeah)
Let Him heal you what you refuse to let go
(God can) God can take nothing and make something great (Oh)
Make beautiful things from these ugly mistakes (Oh, yeah)
This is the promise (Mm)
God's got us (Oh)
(God) God's got us
(He's in control) He's in control, in control, in control (Yeah, yeah)
God's got us
(Oh, let Him heal) Let Him heal you what refuse to let go
(Say, "God can") God can take nothing and make something great
(He can) Make beautiful things from these ugly mistakes (Oh, yeah)
This is the promise (You got a promise)
(God's got it) God's got us
[Chandler Moore, (Maverick City Music):]
Let the church say (Say, "Yes")
Yeah (Yes)
Oh, I've seen Him do miracle, yes, the impossible (Yes)
Yeah (Yes)
Yeah, seen demons, they tremble in fear of what God can do, oh
[Maverick City Music, (Chandler Moore):]
This is the promise (Oh, oh, yeah, yeah)
I know God's got us (Oh, yeah, yeah)
Sing, "Yes" (Oh, yeah, yeah)
Yes
(I've seen Him do miracle, yeah, the impossible (Yes))
(Seen it with my own eyes (Yes), yeah, yeah, yeah)
Seen demons, they tremble in fear of what God can do (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
(This is) This is the promise (I feel the promise)
That God's get us
[Chandler Moore, (Maverick City Music), {Both}:]
God's not a man that He should lie
To win me back, He gave His life
I'm so glad that God's got us
God's not a man that He should lie
To win me back, He gave His life
I'm so glad that God's got us, yeah
(God's not a man that He should lie) Oh, (I've seen Him do miracles)
(To win me back, He gave His life) (Yes, the impossible), oh, na
(I'm so glad that God's got us) (So I know God's got us, oh), yeah, yeah
(God's not a man that He should lie) (I've seen Him do miracles), oh
(To win me back, He gave His life (Yes, the impossible))
{I'm so glad that God's got us} (So I know God's got us)
[Maverick City Music, {Chandler Moore}:]
{Sing, "Yeah"} (Sing, "Yes," oh)
Yes (Yes)
(Yes, I know, yes) {This is the promise, hey}
{Oh, yeah} (Oh, yes)
{Oh, yeah} (Oh, yes)
My God's got us
{Oh, na-na-na-na-na-na}
There is no doubt about it {There is no doubt in my mind}
I'm amazed how He loves us {I'm amazed 'bout how}
God's not a man that He should lie
To win me back, He gave His life
{Oh, this is} This is the promise {I've got a promise, oh, yeah}
God's got us
[Chandler Moore:]
Oh, yeah, yeah
Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
Let the church say, "Yes"
Yes
Yeah
Oh, yeah
Yeah
Oh, yeah, yeah
I'm in His hands today
I'm in His hands, oh yeah
He's in control
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, yeah
He's sovereign, yeah, yeah
Whoa, oh
Yeah, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Video
God Problems (Official Music Video) | Maverick City Music I Chandler Moore I Naomi Raine
Meaning & Inspiration
"God's Got Us," released by Maverick City Music featuring Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine on August 18, 2023, arrives as a powerful declaration of unwavering divine sovereignty and an invitation to surrender, even amidst life's most profound difficulties. The song stems from a place of deep spiritual conviction, aiming to fortify believers with the assurance that God remains in absolute control, a theme that resonates throughout Scripture, particularly in verses like Isaiah 46:9-10, which declares God's eternal plan and His unyielding purpose. The central message is a profound reminder that no matter how broken or imperfect our circumstances may seem, God possesses the ultimate ability to redeem and transform, making beauty from ashes, as promised in Isaiah 61:3. This resonates with the biblical narrative of God’s redemptive work, where He takes seemingly insignificant elements, like the story of David or the loaves and fishes, and turns them into something magnificent, demonstrating His power over all things.
The lyrical content powerfully articulates this core belief, asserting that God is not bound by human limitations or prone to human fallibility. The repeated affirmation, "God's not a man that He should lie," directly echoes Numbers 23:19, emphasizing His faithfulness and the unshakeable nature of His promises. The sacrificial act of Jesus Christ is presented as the ultimate testament to this truth: "To win me back, He gave His life." This sacrifice, the cornerstone of Christian faith, underscores God's immeasurable love and His ultimate victory over sin and death, a victory assured in Romans 8:37 that through Him we are more than conquerors. The song doesn't shy away from acknowledging the struggles individuals face, encouraging listeners to "let Him heal you what you refuse to let go," a poignant call to relinquish burdens and pain, trusting in God's restorative power. This is not a passive hope but an active surrender, a willingness to be healed by a God who is intimately involved in every aspect of our lives, just as the Apostle Paul encourages in Philippians 4:6-7 by presenting our requests to God. The palpable sense of faith and certainty in the recording invites a response of agreement, with the repeated "Sing, 'Yes'" serving as a collective affirmation of God's promises and His ongoing work in the lives of His people. This shared vocalization amplifies the communal aspect of faith, drawing strength from unity in declaring God's truth. The song ultimately serves as a beacon of hope, reminding believers that in every season, regardless of the "God problems" they may face, the fundamental truth remains: God has them, He is in control, and His promises are steadfast.