Romans 8:28

And we know that God works all things together for the good of those who love Him, who are called according to His purpose.

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8 songs meet this passage

  • GHOST! · Kid Cudi

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    Cudi's hope that confusing circumstances will eventually cohere echoes (in a secular key) the promise that all things work toward good, though he stops short of naming who works it.

  • “Who can work it all for your good”

    My Jesus · Anne Wilson

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    Directly reflects the promise that God works all things together for good for those who love Him.

  • “I know God is working so I smile”

    I Smile · Kirk Franklin

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    The confidence that God is working through hardship rather than absent from it is the heart of this verse.

  • Unanswered Prayers · Garth Brooks

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    The chorus's central claim mirrors this promise that God works even denied requests toward good for those who love him.

  • “That God blessed the broken road”

    Bless the Broken Road · Rascal Flatts

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    The song's core conviction mirrors this promise that God works all things, even broken roads, together for good.

  • Circle of Life · Carmen Twillie & Lebo M

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    The pairing of despair and hope without resolution echoes the Christian confidence that even hard seasons are woven into a larger good purpose, though the song stops short of naming whose purpose it is.

  • By Design (feat. André Benjamin) [Instrumental] · Kid Cudi

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    'The choices you made, it's all by design' reaches toward the same trust: that the painful and disorienting things are not random but are being worked together for good by a purposeful hand.

  • “Nothing seems to fit those raindrops”

    Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head · B.J. Thomas

    resonates with Romans 8:28

    The singer's trust that small troubles don't derail him echoes the confidence that circumstances work toward good, even without naming the source.

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