Lyrics
I remember that You reign
You walk right over all my stones
I remember that You reign
You walk right over all my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
I remember that You reign
You walk right over all my stones
I remember that You reign
You walk right over all my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
The man who walked on the water
He's walking over my stones
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Meaning & Inspiration
“The Man Who Walked on the Water” is a brief worship meditation on the reign and nearness of Jesus. Its central image recalls the Gospel account in which Christ walks across the sea, revealing authority over forces beyond human control. The repeated declaration turns that remembered miracle into present confidence: the same Lord remains above every obstacle represented by the stones.
The song uses very few lines, but repetition gives those lines the character of sustained prayer. “I remember that You reign” is both recollection and confession, grounding trust in who Christ is rather than in changing circumstances. The image of Jesus walking over the stones may suggest burdens, resistance, or difficulties, though the lyrics leave those stones undefined. That openness keeps the emphasis on his rule instead of specifying a single struggle. As a spontaneous worship piece, it lingers on one biblical truth: Christ is not overcome by what stands in the way, and remembrance of his authority can support steady faith.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 14:25-27 Jesus walks on the sea and tells the disciples not to be afraid.
- Psalm 93:1 The psalm declares that the Lord reigns and is robed in strength.