Lyrics
Hook: Trio Unison
I'm still standing, I'm still trusting,
I'm still holding on to what I believe.
Still motivated, fully persuaded
I'm still standing, standing on the Word
I'm still standing on the Word that's in my heart
Oh, that's in my heart oh
Hook: Modulate
Verse: Trio
Your Word says I am healed, so that means I am healed. Your Word says I am free, so that means I am free! Your Word says I am more than a conqueror through Jesus!
Bridge: Worship Leader w/ Choir sings
Standing, standing, standing on the promises of Christ my Savior
Standing, standing, standing on the promises of God
Trust in the Lord, trust in the Lord
I will trust in the Lord 'til I die, till I die!
Hook: Modulate
Vamp: Modulate
I'm still standing, I'm still standing on the Word (repeat with adlibs)
Ending
I'm still standing, standing on the Word 2x
I'm still standing on the Word that's in my heart
Oh, oh, I'm still standing!
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Meaning & Inspiration
“I’m Still Standing” is a declaration of endurance rooted in Scripture. Its repeated hook joins perseverance with trust, presenting stability as the result of holding to God’s Word rather than relying on changing circumstances. The claims of healing, freedom, and victory are voiced as convictions drawn from biblical promises, while the choir language gives those convictions a communal, worshipful character.
The bridge draws directly on the hymn phrase “standing on the promises” and pairs it with a resolve to trust the Lord throughout life. Romans 8:37 is clearly echoed in the statement about being more than a conqueror through Jesus, and Proverbs 3:5 supports the repeated call to trust in the Lord. The song does not describe the hardship behind the testimony, but its insistence on still standing suggests faith tested over time. Through repetition and modulation, the lyric keeps returning to one foundation: God’s Word held in the heart. The result is praise shaped by confidence, perseverance, and remembered promise.
Related Scripture
- Romans 8:37 Paul says believers are more than conquerors through Christ’s love.
- Proverbs 3:5 The proverb calls for wholehearted trust in the Lord.
- Psalm 119:11 The psalmist describes storing God’s word in the heart.