Lyrics
Verse
I have a very big God
A very big God oh
E no dey fall my hand
He's always on my side
A very big God
Chorus
I have a very big God
A very big God oh
E no dey fall my hand
He's always on my side
A very big God
Verse
See my life
Na so so wonder
If you know my God
He's a miracle worker
He dey come through on a regular
Everything na jabarata
Him blessing no need formula
This my God
He's a very big God
Chorus
I have a very big God
A very big God oh
E no dey fall my hand
He's always on my side
A very big God
Bridge
Ahh ah ehhh
Ah ah ah eh
Outro
This my God
He's a very big God
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Big God” by Tim Godfrey is a short, joyful testimony in English and Nigerian Pidgin. The chorus repeats the declaration “I have a very big God” and adds “E no dey fall my hand” (He does not fail me) and “He’s always on my side.” The repetition keeps the focus on one claim: God is reliable and greater than any trouble.
The verse looks at the singer’s life, described as “so so wonder,” and speaks of a God who is “a miracle worker” and “dey come through on a regular.” The line “Him blessing no need formula” says that His blessing does not depend on a method or technique.
The theme is close to Psalm 48:1, where the Lord is called great, and to Jeremiah 32:17, which says nothing is too hard for Him. Psalm 118:6 echoes the thought that God is on the singer’s side. The bridge and outro return to “This my God, He’s a very big God.”
Related Scripture
- Psalm 48:1 “Great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised”
- Jeremiah 32:17 Nothing is too hard for the Lord
- Psalm 118:6 The Lord is on my side