Something God

William Murphy turns a one-letter change into a call-and-response anthem: "Something good is about to happen" is answered by "Something God is about to take place." The wordplay is the whole hook, and the leader keeps coaxing the room to join in, saying "You can't have it if you won't say it."

Midway through, the phrases tighten into "It's gonna be good / It's gonna be God." The lyric offers no story or petition. It is a declaration of expectation, spoken out loud and repeated until it becomes a shared confession.

Its confidence rests on God doing the work, an idea close to Isaiah 43:19, "I am about to do a new thing," and to the thankful memory of Psalm 126:3. It works as a live-service anthem for a congregation that wants to meet the week expecting God to move.