All you need to say (and you can agree with this or not) is that gaps in our knowledge will be filled if at all possible but God doesn’t reside in the ones that exist.
Have you missed that Christians believe that God is the ultimate cause and explanation of everything? That even if there were no gaps there would still be God? That every aspect of reality exists because God does?
Alternatively, we accept that those aspects of material reality that we are not currently able to grasp may become intelligible overtime. And that this knowledge will only further illustrate the awesome power of God.
I’m not sure you understand the God of the Gaps argument. It’s not used to explain what we already know (such as biological complexity) but it’s used to fill in the gaps in our knowledge. Such as abiogenesis for example.
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