Lyrics
Verse 1
God I know that what You promise
Will be better than I thought
You will finish what You started
Resurrection is who You are, who You are
Pre-Chorus
We’re not three days away from an empty grave
Chorus
Another stone is rolling in the room right now
Is it you right now
A new you right now
Another stone is rolling in the room right now
Is it you right now
Another Stone is rolling
Verse 2
Jesus come and move in power
Miracles are what You do
If you said it I expect it
It’s an easy thing for You, for You
Bridge
If you’re looking for the stone
It was rolled away
If you’re looking for the old me
It’s long gone
No I’m not the same
Outro
The grave is still empty
The Savior lives in me
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Meaning & Inspiration
Another Stone uses the empty tomb as an image of both Christs resurrection and personal renewal. The singer trusts God to finish what he has begun, expects divine power to move, and describes an old identity as gone. Its recurring picture of a stone rolling away turns resurrection language into a declaration that present change is possible because Jesus lives.
The opening confidence closely reflects Pauls assurance that God completes his good work. References to the removed stone recall the Gospel accounts of the tomb, while the contrast between the old and new self aligns with New Testament teaching about walking in new life. The song does not present transformation as self-reinvention. It locates hope in the risen Savior and in Gods ability to do what appears impossible. As praise, it joins remembrance of the empty grave with expectation, inviting celebration of Gods promise, power, and continuing work.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 28:2-6 The stone is rolled away and the angel announces that Jesus has risen.
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began.
- Romans 6:4 Christs resurrection is connected with walking in newness of life.