Just As Good

I've been here before, my heart feels so weak
Got this weight upon my chest, and
I can't stop forgetting
My God, that You've never left, You're right here with me
Still I'm convinced You're hiding
Oh God, would You remind me?

That You're still just as good as when I met You
You're still just as kind, don't let me forget that You're
Still the same God who led me through the fire
You're still the same God who separates the waters
Come do what only You can do
God, I need You

You've done this before, will You do it again?
'Cause the waves are all around me
And it feels like I'm drowning
My God, will You still reach down and give me Your hand?
'Cause even when I'm doubting
Your love, it still surrounds me, oh

And You're still just as good as when I met You
You're still just as kind, don't let me forget that You're
Still the same God who led me through the fire
You're still the same God who separates the waters
Come do what only You can do
God, I need You, oh

And I will build an altar
Stack it stone by stone
'Cause every Ebenezer says I've never been alone
My faith will surely falter
But that don't change what You've done
'Cause every Ebenezer points to where my help comes from
And I will build an altar
Stack it stone by stone
'Cause every Ebenezer says I've never been alone
My faith will surely falter
But that don't change what You've done
'Cause every Ebenezer points to where my help comes from
'Cause every Ebenezer points to where my help comes from

You're still just as good as when I met You
You're still just as kind, don't let me forget that You're
Still the same God who led me through the fire
You're still the same God who separates the waters
Come do what only You can do, oh
Come do what only You can do

And I will build an altar
And stack it stone by stone
'Cause every Ebenezer says I've never been alone
My faith will surely falter
But that don't change what You've done
'Cause every Ebenezer points to where my help comes from
Oh, every Ebenezer points to where my help comes from

_{Writer(s): Hank Bentley, Chris Renzema}