On Time God (Interlude)

A short, call-and-response declaration built almost entirely on one repeated phrase: God is on time. The lyric leans on a familiar church saying — that He may not arrive when we want Him, but He shows up exactly when He's needed — and turns it into a congregational refrain, with the answering line "Yes He is" inviting the listener to agree out loud. There's no narrative here, no verse development, just a single conviction circled again and again until it settles. The tension the song names is real: waiting is hard, and God's timing rarely matches our own. But the repeated claim isn't that He is early or convenient; it's that He is never late. As an interlude, the brevity works in its favor — it functions less like a full song and more like a breath of reassurance between heavier material, a moment to remember that delay is not denial. The simplicity keeps the focus squarely on trust rather than explanation.