Glory hallelu
This is what we’ve come to do
Tear down strongholds break the chains
Bind the devil in Jesus’ name
Tonneight we’ve got a right
To shake the foundation with praise
Praise Him praise Him
The Lord is worthy the Lord is worthy
The Lord is worthy the Lord is worthy
Tonneight we’ve got a right
To shake the foundation with praise
Praise Him praise Him
Praise Him praise Him
Praise Him praise Him
Praise Him praise Him
Praise Him praise Him
Praise Him praise Him
Tonneight we’ve got a right
Tonneight we’ve got a right
Tonneight we’ve got a right
To shake the foundation with praise
Joseph, II Pace
Song Meaning
Joyful praise is paired with images of broken chains and demolished strongholds. Its struggle is spiritual, not a call to confront human opponents.
Biblical Message
2 Corinthians 10:3–5 speaks of spiritual weapons and strongholds; Psalm 150:6 calls everything with breath to praise.
Reflection
Praise God while rejecting any use of battle language to threaten people.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Shake The Foundation”?
Joyful praise is paired with images of broken chains and demolished strongholds. Its struggle is spiritual, not a call to confront human opponents.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
2 Corinthians 10:3–5 speaks of spiritual weapons and strongholds; Psalm 150:6 calls everything with breath to praise.
When can this song be used in worship?
Celebratory praise, with context for its warfare imagery.