Lyrics
To trust in you Jesus
We trust in you Jesus
I found a savior in the rock
I found a healer in that rock
I found my freedom in that rock
And His name is Jesus
I found a savior in the rock
I found my healing in the rock
I found my freedom in the rock
And His name is Jesus
I found my savior in the rock
I found my healer’s in the rock
I found my freedom in the rock
His name is Jesus
I found my savior in the rock
I found my healing in the rock
I found my freedom in the rock
His name is Jesus
How sweet, how sweet, how sweet it is
How sweet, how sweet, how sweet it is
To trust You
How sweet, how sweet, how sweet it is
How sweet, how sweet, how sweet it is
To trust You
I keep looking
I keep finding
You keep giving, keep providing
I have all that I need
You are all that I need
I keep praying
You keep moving
I keep praising
You keep proving
I have all that I need
You are all that I need
I keep looking
I keep finding
You keep giving, keep providing
I have all that I need
You are all that I need
I keep praying
You keep moving
I keep praising
You keep proving
I have all that I need
You are all that I need
I have all that I need
You are all that I need
There’s honey in the rock
Water in the stone
Manna on the ground
No matter where I go
I don’t need to worry
Now that I know
Everything I need You’ve got
There’s honey in the rock
Purpose in Your plan
Power in the blood
Healing in Your hands
Started flowing when You said it is done
Jesus, who You are is enough
There’s honey in the rock
There’s honey in the rock
Keep on digging ‘cause there’s honey in the rock
You’ll find the honey in the rock
There’s honey in the rock
Keep on digging, keep on looking
There’s honey in the rock
Oh how sweet
How sweet it is
To trust in You Jesus
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Meaning & Inspiration
How Sweet is a spontaneous worship expression built around the sweetness of trusting Jesus. The opening identifies him as Savior, healer, freedom, and the rock of dependable refuge. Repeated lines about looking, finding, praying, praising, and receiving turn trust into an ongoing practice, while the response You are all that I need places Christ above the gifts associated with his provision.
The imagery gathers several biblical pictures of God’s care. Honey from the rock recalls God satisfying his people in the wilderness, while water from stone and manna on the ground point to provision where ordinary resources appear absent. References to the blood, healing hands, and it is done connect that provision to Jesus’ completed work. The song does not treat trust as passive optimism; its repeated verbs portray continued prayer and praise grounded in God’s sufficiency. Its final return to sweetness makes confidence in Jesus both the subject of the song and its worshipful conclusion.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 81:16 The psalm pictures God satisfying his people with honey from the rock.
- Exodus 17:6 God provides water from the rock for Israel in the wilderness.
- Exodus 16:14-15 God supplies manna as food for Israel in the wilderness.