(feat. Paul Baloche & Lucy Grimble)
How could we recount the ways
That You have multiplied our faith?
The wisdom of Your ways
The currents of Your grace
Expressed, in every moment, every wave
In the longing of our souls
In the darkness where we go
You are there
You are love
You are altogether good
In the weakness of our faith
In the silence where we wait
You are here
You're enough
You are altogether good
Through our joys and in our griefs
You have led us to believe
The wisdom of Your ways
The currents of Your grace
Expressed, our only hope for all our days
In the longing of our souls
In the darkness where we go
You are there
You are love
You are altogether good
In the weakness of our faith
In the silence where we wait
You are here
You're enough
You are altogether good
You are altogether good
I love You, Lord
I love You, Lord
You are my more
Holy, present, and pure
I love You, Lord
I love You, Lord
You are my more
Holy, present, and pure
In the longing of our souls
In the darkness where we go
You are there
You are love
You are altogether good
In the weakness of our faith
In the silence where we wait
You are here
You're enough
You are altogether good
I love You, Lord (You are altogether good)
I love You, Lord (You are altogether good)
You are my more (You are altogether good)
Holy, present, and pure
You are altogether good
I love You, Lord (You are altogether good)
I love You, Lord (You are altogether good)
You are my more (You are altogether good)
Holy, present, and pure
You are altogether good
Altogether Good
Anchor Hymns, Paul Baloche, and Lucy Grimble's song 'Altogether Good' is a worship ballad that celebrates God's unwavering goodness through every season of life. The lyrics acknowledge both joy and grief, darkness and silence, affirming that God is present, loving, and sufficient. The song emphasizes trust in God's wisdom and grace, even when faith feels weak or waiting is hard. It echoes themes from Psalm 34:8, inviting listeners to taste and see that the Lord is good. The repeated declaration 'You are altogether good' serves as a refrain of confidence in God's character.