Lyrics
The anointing of the Lord is in this place
Oh the glory of his presence fills this place
He's moving down each aisle
Every problem he's working out
He's in this place,
In this place,
He's in this place
(I feel him) In this place
There's a Manifestation of glory in this place
It's the glory of God almighty in this place
He is moving down each aisle
Every problem he's working out
He's in this place,
In this place,
He's in this place
In this place
Vamp:
This is Holy ground
Holy ground
The place where you stand is holy ground
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Meaning & Inspiration
“He’s In This Place” focuses on the nearness of God during gathered worship. The opening images of anointing, glory, and divine presence portray a congregation conscious of God at work among them. Repeated assurances that He is present give the song a prayerful confidence, while the claim that problems are being worked out expresses trust in His active care rather than confidence in human strength.
The vamp shifts attention to holy ground, echoing the biblical scenes in which ordinary places become sacred because God makes Himself known there. That connection gives weight to the song’s repeated phrase about the place where a person stands. Holiness is not attributed to a building or aisle by itself; the lyrics locate it in the presence of the Almighty. Through concise repetition, the song creates space for worship centered on reverence, expectation, and dependence. Its message fits naturally within corporate prayer: God is near, His glory belongs to Him alone, and His presence calls for awe.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 3:5 God tells Moses that the place where he stands is holy ground, directly echoed in the vamp.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as a present help in trouble, matching the song’s confidence in His active care.
- Matthew 18:20 Jesus promises His presence where people gather in His name, fitting the corporate worship setting.