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I Will Rise by Kristene DiMarco + Bethel Music cover art

Kristene DiMarco + Bethel Music - I Will Rise Lyrics

Artist:
Kristene DiMarco + Bethel Music

Lyrics

Verse 1


In the quiet of the morning


When no one knows and no one needs to know


You speak to me, You give me strength


There’s nothing like the secret place


Chorus


Underground is where life begins


My heart will rejoice in the hiddenness


Beyond the burial there’s a resurrection


Your will be done in me


Verse 2


In the stillness all around


You are working all the details out


What’s in me will grow someday


I trust Your timing and Your ways


Tag


Oh let my roots go deep


Bridge 1


I will rise, I will rise


He holds the time that I will rise


I will rise, I will rise


He holds the time that I will rise


I will rise, I will rise


God through my life be lifted high


I will rise, I will rise


God through my life be lifted high


Bridge 2


Let Jesus rise, Jesus rise


God through my life be glorified


Writers:


Hannah McClure / Kristene DiMarco


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Meaning & Inspiration

I Will Rise uses the hidden growth of a seed as an image for spiritual formation. Quiet mornings, deep roots, burial, and resurrection describe work that is not immediately visible but remains under God’s care. The singer trusts divine timing instead of demanding quick evidence of change. Even the secret place becomes fruitful: strength is received there, details are worked out there, and future growth begins below the surface.

The chorus connects burial with resurrection, a pattern that resembles the New Testament image of a seed dying before it bears fruit. The repeated desire for God to be lifted high turns personal growth into worship rather than self-promotion. As the bridge shifts from “I will rise” to “Let Jesus rise,” the lyric places Christ’s glory above individual renewal. The song therefore holds patience, surrender, and hope together, portraying unseen seasons of formation as meaningful within God’s timing.

Related Scripture

  • John 12:24 Jesus uses a buried grain of wheat to describe death followed by fruitful life.
  • Colossians 2:12 Believers are pictured as buried with Christ and raised through faith in God’s power.
  • Psalm 1:3 The righteous are compared to a rooted tree that bears fruit in its proper time.