Praise Him, when your heart is breaking
When your strength is almost gone
Sing out your song and praise Him, in the fire and fury
In the dark night of your soul, your God is in control
Your tears will dry, your heart will mend,
Your scars will heal and you will dance again
Praise Him, tell your neighbours all about Him
Let the whole earth sing and shout it, our God is faithful
Praise Him, for His love and mercy
Praise Him, for His grace and favour
Praise Him, our God is faithful
Praise Him, He is strong and mighty
Praise Him, He is holy, holy
Praise Him, He is always in control
His love has conquered all, His love has conquered all
Your tears will dry, your heart will mend
Your scars will heal and you will dance again
And of His kingdom there will be no end, for Christ our King is coming back again
Song Meaning
This song calls people to praise God while hearts are breaking and strength is fading. It trusts His presence, faithfulness, mercy, kingdom, and coming reign, while looking toward healing and renewed joy.
Biblical Message
Habakkuk 3:17–19 models praise amid loss; Psalm 30:5, 11 holds tears and renewed dancing together; Luke 1:33 says Christ’s kingdom will have no end.
Reflection
Praise in suffering is not denial. Bring tears honestly to God and hold hope gently; healing may unfold differently or more slowly than the lyric’s confident future tense suggests.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Dance Again”?
This song calls people to praise God while hearts are breaking and strength is fading. It trusts His presence, faithfulness, mercy, kingdom, and coming reign, while looking toward healing and renewed joy.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Habakkuk 3:17–19 models praise amid loss; Psalm 30:5, 11 holds tears and renewed dancing together; Luke 1:33 says Christ’s kingdom will have no end.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits lament moving toward praise, pastoral encouragement, and worship during hardship.