Huh so you’re trying to play games on Me
You think that I can’t see you
Think again
You think that I can’t see
You’re playing games on Me yeah
Think about talk about it
What about it I know what’s on your mind
You think that I can’t see
You’re playing games on Me yeah
Stop messing around I see you now
I’ll show you how you can be set free
Come My child come to Me
I feel so hurt indeed My Spirit’s grieved
I did so much so much for you
I healed your pain and carried you through
Every time I made a way
You would turn your back
And walk around like it’s ok
But I won’t take that
You’ll stand before My throne one day
Gotta give account
For everything you do and say
Every time I made a way
You would turn your back
And walk around like it’s ok
But I won’t take that
You’ll stand before My throne one day
Gotta give account
For everything you do and say
I gave you I gave you all My love
But you cheated you cheated on Me
Oh but I still love you
With an everlasting love
Come back to Me come back to Me
You can be set free
Song Meaning
The song confronts spiritual dishonesty. Its speaker warns that God sees hidden motives and cannot be manipulated by outward games, so the proper response is truthful self-examination and repentance.
Biblical Message
Psalm 139:1–4 declares that God searches and knows every thought and word. Hebrews 4:13 says nothing is hidden from his sight, and Galatians 6:7 warns that God cannot be mocked.
Reflection
Faith cannot be reduced to appearances. The song challenges listeners to stop evading God, name what is really happening within, and return to him with an undivided heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Playing Games”?
The song confronts spiritual dishonesty. Its speaker warns that God sees hidden motives and cannot be manipulated by outward games, so the proper response is truthful self-examination and repentance.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 139:1–4 declares that God searches and knows every thought and word. Hebrews 4:13 says nothing is hidden from his sight, and Galatians 6:7 warns that God cannot be mocked.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits repentance, youth teaching, personal examination, and messages about integrity.