Lyrics
I can see the clouds roll in
I can feel the winds, they try to shake me
I will not be moved
My feet are on the rock
I can feel the waters rise
I can hear the howling lies that haunt me
Fear won't hold me now
My feet are on the rock
When I feel my hope about to break
I will cling to Your unchanging grace
Let the waters come and the earth give way
I'll be dancing in the rain
My feet are on the rock
I can see the morning light
I can feel the joy on the horizon
Here my faith is found
I stand on solid ground
When I feel my hope about to break
I will cling to Your unchanging grace
Let the waters come and the earth give way
I'll be dancing in the rain
My feet are on the rock
On Christ the solid rock I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
So stomp your feet and clap your hands
Our feet are on the rock
On Christ the solid rock I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
So stomp your feet and clap your hands
Our feet are on the rock
On Christ the solid rock I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
So stomp your feet and clap your hands
Our feet are on the rock
When I feel my hope about to break
I will cling to Your unchanging grace
Let the waters come and the earth give way
I'll be dancing in the rain
When I feel my hope about to break
I will cling to Your unchanging grace
Let the waters come and the earth give way
I'll be dancing in the rain
My feet are on the rock
My feet are on the rock
My feet are on the rock
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Meaning & Inspiration
My Feet Are On The Rock presents faith as stability when circumstances feel violent and uncertain. Clouds, rising water, wind, and lies all threaten to unsettle the singer, but each image is answered by the declaration that Christ provides solid ground. The lyrics do not promise an absence of trouble. Instead, they describe hope clinging to unchanging grace while the earth seems to give way. Dancing in the rain becomes an expression of confidence that fear cannot dictate the final response.
The central metaphor reflects Jesus’ teaching about the wise person who builds on rock and remains standing through storm and flood. The bridge also draws from the hymn line “On Christ the solid rock I stand,” contrasting Christ with sinking sand. Morning light and approaching joy add a note of expectation without weakening the song’s attention to present struggle. Through its recurring refrain, the song connects endurance with a secure foundation: hope holds because it rests on Christ’s character rather than on calm weather or easy conditions.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 7:24-25 Jesus compares obedience to building a house on rock that withstands rain, floods, and wind.
- Psalm 40:2 The psalm describes God setting the psalmist’s feet upon a rock and making the steps secure.
- Hebrews 6:19 Hebrews describes hope as a firm and secure anchor for the soul.