I Think He Is
Rita Springer's 'I Think He Is' is a raw, honest worship song that wrestles with doubt and pain while affirming God's goodness. The lyrics depict standing in a desert—a metaphor for a hard season—shaking fists and asking if God is still good. Despite the struggle, the singer chooses to trust God's heart, declaring that He would never lead to a place where He would leave. The song echoes Job's faith, 'Though You slay me, I trust Your heart,' and moves from 'I think He is' to 'I know He is,' showing a journey from questioning to confident trust.
Got more questions than answers now
Like why some mountains move and how
This time, this time You didn't lead me out
Heard Your arm's not too short to save
But You seem to be okay
With letting me sit and wait
You know me
You see my fate
Even as You give and You take away
I'm sorry that I'm this way
But I'd rather be honest
Than lie to Your face
Standing in the desert, shaking my fists
Is God still good? Oh, I think He Is
Find me in the wreckage, praise on my lips
Is God still good? Oh, I think He Is
Though You slay me I trust Your heart
You don't fail and You'll never start
I know who You are
Who you say You are
Standing in the desert, shaking my fists
Is God still good? Oh, I think He Is
Find me in the wreckage, praise on my lips
Is God still good? Oh, I think He Is
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me
You would never lead me to the desert where You'd leave me
Standing in the desert, shaking my fists
Is God still good? Oh, I know He Is
Find me in the wreckage, praise on my lips
Is God still good? Oh, I know He Is
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me
You would never lead me to a place you'd ever leave me