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
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
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 steadfast faith through images of storms, rising water, and unstable ground. The singer does not deny fear or pressure; instead, the song places confidence in God’s unchanging grace. Its central image of standing on rock closely echoes Jesus’ teaching about the wise builder whose house endures wind and rain because it rests on a firm foundation. The repeated contrast between solid rock and sinking sand also draws from familiar Christian hymn language.
The movement from gathering clouds to morning light gives the song a clear progression from trial toward hope. Dancing in the rain suggests confidence that does not depend on circumstances becoming easy. The communal bridge broadens that confession, joining firm belief with physical celebration through clapping and stomping. Throughout the song, Christ is presented as the secure ground beneath faith, while grace remains the anchor when hope feels close to breaking.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 7:24-25 Jesus compares obedience to building a house on rock that withstands storms.
- 1 Corinthians 10:4 Paul identifies Christ as the spiritual rock sustaining God’s people.