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For My Good by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir cover art

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - For My Good Lyrics

Artist:
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir

Lyrics

Chorus


When the bottom falls out
Even then I will praise Him
When I can't figure it out
Even then I will praise Him
I know God is working for my good
He has made a promise that He would


Refrain


No matter the situation
I'll praise Him


Chorus (Repeat)


Refrain (Repeat)


Bridge 1


He made a way when there was no way
He's always by my side
He said He'd never leave me
Every battle He would fight
He's given me the victory
That's why I give Him praise
I know He's working for my good


Chorus (Repeat)


Refrain (Repeat)


Bridge 1 (Repeat)


Chorus (Repeat)


Refrain (Repeat)


Bridge 2


He made a way out of no way
He's working for my good
He made a way out of no way
He's working for my good


Outro


He made a way out of no way
He made a way out of no way
He made a way out of no way
He's working for my good


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Meaning & Inspiration

"For My Good" builds its entire structure around a single conditional promise, praise offered specifically "when the bottom falls out" and "when I can't figure it out," rather than only in comfortable circumstances. That framing treats praise as a decision made independent of visible results, grounded instead in a stated confidence that God is working toward good.

Its refrain repeats a short, resolute declaration, "no matter the situation, I'll praise Him," reinforcing the chorus's conditional promise with unconditional commitment. The bridge shifts from promise to testimony, describing a way made where none existed and a battle already fought and won, giving the earlier declarations a concrete, remembered basis.

Rooted in the choir's live congregational tradition, the song builds through repetition rather than narrative development, each return to the chorus functioning as renewed resolve rather than mere repetition. Its central claim, that God works all things for good even in situations that cannot be figured out, gives the song's persistent, repeated praise its theological foundation.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 8:28 States that God works all things together for good, directly echoed in the song's repeated chorus line.
  • Habakkuk 3:17-18 Describes rejoicing in God despite total loss of crops and flocks, echoed in the song's promise to praise even when the bottom falls out.