YOU ARE THE ROCK THAT I CLING TO
You are my strength and my song
You give me shelter and refuge
You are the One who is strong
Was lost now I’m found
You turned me around
And standing on your promise I sing
Hallelujah, to the Lord Almighty
Hallelujah, to the one who saved my soul
Hallelujah, cause I’ve found mercy
Living free, I will be
Walking in the fullness of life
You are the only salvation
You are the end and the start
You are the God of creation
You are the King of my heart
Once blind now I see
You’ve set this life free
And standing in your goodness I sing
Let angels above, amazed at such love
Sing worthy is the King of grace
Let voices ring out, let all the earth shout
For you alone shall have our praise
Martin Cooper
Song Meaning
“You Are The Rock That I Cling” explores God as rock, refuge, Savior, Creator, and source of freedom. A rescued person stands on God’s promises and joins heaven and earth in praising the King of grace.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 18:2, Isaiah 12:2, and 1 Peter 2:9–10. These passages clarify how its central images and confession fit within Scripture.
Reflection
God’s mercy turns lost people around, gives secure footing, and leads them into abundant life. This truth can guide prayer, renew perspective, and shape faithful action in ordinary life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “You Are The Rock That I Cling”?
God’s mercy turns lost people around, gives secure footing, and leads them into abundant life.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 18:2, Isaiah 12:2, and 1 Peter 2:9–10 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits testimony, salvation, praise, and services about God’s protection.