Standing in faith
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Background & Inspiration:
“Standing in Faith” is based on Colossians 2:6-7, where Paul exhorts believers to be rooted, built up, and established in faith. This track is a powerful anthem of endurance and trust in God, a declaration that no matter what storms may come, our faith remains strong in Christ.
Musical Composition:
The song is driven by a steady, anchoring gospel groove, featuring warm organ swells, a solid bassline, and rhythmic claps that reinforce its confident tone. The call-and-response sections with the choir make this an engaging track, while the powerful vocal performance gives it an authentic gospel feel.
Lyrics & Themes:
This song is all about declaring unwavering trust in God. The lyrics affirm that we will not be shaken, and that Yeshua remains our firm foundation. The chorus builds momentum, making it a strong congregational declaration of faith.
Personal Reflection:
For anyone who has ever faced doubt, fear, or uncertainty, this song serves as a reminder of God’s unchanging faithfulness. It’s not just a song—it’s a proclamation that we stand on His promises, no matter what comes our way.
Audience Engagement:
Perfect for large gatherings, conferences, and church services, this track encourages everyone to stand together in faith, lifting up a victorious sound of trust in God.
Key Lyrics:
“El Emunah, the Faithful One! Through every storm, Your work is done!”
Worship Devotion
Devotional: Standing in Faith – Firm Through the Storm
“Storms may rise, the earth may shake, yet Your truth will never break…”
These powerful opening lyrics from Standing in Faith resound like a shout of holy defiance in the face of fear. This is more than a song—it’s a declaration from the depths of a heart that has weathered the storm and discovered a truth that cannot be shaken: Yeshua is our firm foundation. He is El Emunah—the Faithful One.
In Colossians 2:6–7, Paul urges us to “walk in Him, rooted and built up in Him, and established in the faith…” Faith is not a vague optimism—it’s a life built on the solid ground of Messiah’s promises. It is rooted, steady, and anchored in who He is, not what we feel.
We all face storms—uncertainty, loss, injustice, betrayal. There are moments when the world seems to tremble beneath our feet. But Isaiah 28:16 gives us a promise: “Behold, I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone… a sure foundation: he that believeth shall not make haste.” Faith is not frantic. It doesn’t run in panic. It stands.
Yeshua is that Cornerstone. He’s not moved by our chaos. He invites us to build on Him, not sand (Matthew 7:24–25). The lyrics proclaim this shift beautifully: “I have leaned on strength my own… But now I trust in all You’ve said…” We’ve all tried to stand on self-effort. But strength apart from Yeshua will fail. True faith arises when we trade independence for surrender.
Hebrews 10:23 reminds us: “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for He is faithful that promised.” When doubt knocks, declare the truth. When fear whispers, lift your hands. When shame looms, remember—you are standing in faith, not because of your perfection, but because of His faithfulness.
This song invites us to proclaim out loud what our soul needs to hear: “Through every storm, Your work is done!” That’s faith—believing the work is finished even while we’re still in the middle of the battle. Faith looks beyond what is seen and stands firm on what is promised.
As the bridge of the song declares, “No fear, no doubt, no shame—in Yeshua, I remain.” This is where our confidence lies. Not in the absence of struggle, but in the presence of our Savior. The Ruach HaKodesh breathes truth into our weary places, reminding us that we are not alone, not abandoned, and not defeated.
You may feel like the winds are against you. But beloved, your foundation is unshakable. You are standing in faith—not by might, not by power, but by His Spirit.
Reflection Questions:
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Where have you been relying on your own strength instead of standing on God’s Word?
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What storms are you facing right now that require a fresh declaration of faith?
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How can you allow the Holy Spirit to strengthen your spiritual foundation today?
Prayer:
Yeshua, my Cornerstone, I choose today to stand in faith. Though the winds blow and the earth shakes, I will not be moved. You are my solid ground, my daily bread, my Faithful One. Forgive me for leaning on my own understanding. Let Your truth resound in me. Ruach HaKodesh, strengthen my inner man. Teach me to stand, to speak, and to trust without wavering. I declare—no fear, no doubt, no shame. In You, I remain. Amen.
When the world around you trembles, remember: you don’t stand alone. You stand in Him.
Standing in faith—step into the anthem. Let it become your declaration. Your victory. Your testimony.
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Standing in faith
Intro:
C’mon, clap your hands
If your faith is standing strong in Yeshua,
say—Standing in faith
Say it again—Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Verse 1:
Storms may rise, the earth may shake,
Yet Your truth will never break.
Yeshua, firm, my cornerstone,
In You alone my faith has grown.
Verse 1:
Storms may rise, the earth may shake,
Yet Your truth will never break.
Yeshua, firm, my cornerstone,
In You alone my faith has grown.
Chorus
El Emunah, the Faithful One
Faithful One
Through every storm, Your work is done
Work is done
Yeshua, strong, our solid ground
Solid ground
Ruach HaKodesh, let Your truth resound
Truth resound
Standing in faith
Verse 2:
I have leaned on strength my own,
Built on sand and stood alone.
But now I trust in all You’ve said,
Yeshua, Lord, my daily bread.
Chorus
El Emunah, the Faithful One
Faithful One
Through every storm, Your work is done
Work is done
Yeshua, strong, our solid ground
Solid ground
Ruach HaKodesh, let Your truth resound
Truth resound
Chorus
El Emunah, the Faithful One
Faithful One
Through every storm, Your work is done
Work is done
Yeshua, strong, our solid ground
Solid ground
Ruach HaKodesh, let Your truth resound
Truth resound
Bridge:
If you’re standing firm in faith, wave your hands
Standing in faith
No fear, no doubt, no shame
In Yeshua, I remain
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Standing in faith
Pray for unshakable faith to rise in believers during seasons of testing. Declare strength and stability in Christ for those facing trials. May your faith be firm in every storm, anchored in the Word and unmovable in Christ, the cornerstone of your life.Spiritual Engagement
Reflection
Prayer Focus
Blessing
Surmon Notes
Sermon: “Standing in Faith – Built on the Rock That Cannot Be Moved”
Text: Colossians 2:6–7, Matthew 7:24–25, Isaiah 28:16
Duration: Approx. 700 words
Introduction: A Call to Stand
Beloved brothers and sisters, we are living in a time when storms are shaking the earth—literally and spiritually. Confusion, compromise, and fear swirl like wind around us. But even now, God is raising up a people who are not easily shaken. People who will stand. People who will declare, like the song says, “Standing in faith!”
This message is more than a melody—it is a prophetic anthem rooted in the truth of Colossians 2:6–7:
“As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith….”
Today, we look at three deep truths that will help us not just sing this song, but live it.
1.
Our Foundation Is Yeshua—The Cornerstone
Isaiah 28:16 says, “Behold, I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious cornerstone, a sure foundation: he that believeth shall not make haste.”
In a world chasing quick fixes, faith anchors us to something eternal. Yeshua is not a theory or an idea—He is the Cornerstone, tested and proven. And when we build our lives on Him, we are not shaken.
The lyrics declare:
“Yeshua, firm, my cornerstone, In You alone my faith has grown.”
Many of us have tried to stand on other things—our own wisdom, others’ approval, even ministry success. But when the floods come, only the house built on the Rock will remain (Matthew 7:24–25). If you’ve been building on sand, today is your invitation to come back to the Rock.
Application:
Ask the Holy Spirit to show you where you’ve leaned on your own strength. Confess it. Then recommit to build every decision, every relationship, and every calling on Christ alone.
2.
Faith Isn’t Passive—It’s a Stand
1 Corinthians 16:13 says:
“Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong.”
Faith is not sitting back—it’s standing up. It’s not ignoring storms—it’s choosing to trust in the storm. The chorus of the song resounds with this faith:
“Through every storm, Your work is done. Yeshua, strong, our solid ground!”
Hebrews 10:23 encourages us, “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for He is faithful that promised).” That means when the enemy tries to shake your resolve, your hope, your joy—you stand your ground. Because your ground is Yeshua.
We don’t stand in our strength—we stand in His victory. And we don’t stand alone—the Ruach HaKodesh is right there, declaring truth over you.
Application:
Declare aloud what God has spoken over your life. When fear rises, speak faith. When doubt whispers, shout truth. Let the sound of your worship become the wall that keeps the enemy out.
3.
Faith Overcomes Fear, Shame, and Doubt
The bridge of the song is a holy declaration:
“No fear, no doubt, no shame—In Yeshua, I remain.”
That is more than poetic—it’s powerful. Romans 8:1 says, “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus.” That means the storm cannot shake what is already forgiven, already redeemed, already secure.
So many believers walk in faith with their heads hung low—carrying shame for past failures or fear of future uncertainty. But the Lord is calling you higher. He says, “Lift your face. Stand in faith. I’ve done the work.”
Just as the song proclaims El Emunah—the Faithful One—He is faithful even when we are weak. We stand not by our performance, but by His mercy.
Application:
Take a moment today to lay down every weight—fear, doubt, shame. Say aloud: “Yeshua, I stand in faith. I am rooted in Your love. No storm will move me.”
Conclusion: Make It Your Declaration
Friends, this is not just a sermon—it’s a prophetic call. You’ve been invited to stand—firm, unshaken, victorious. Not because life is easy, but because Yeshua is faithful.
You’re not just standing for yourself—you’re standing for your family, your city, your generation. You are a watchman, a worshipper, a faith carrier. And when you stand, the Kingdom advances.
So today—stand. Not in fear. Not in striving. But in faith.
Prayer:
Yeshua, our Cornerstone, we thank You that You are unshakable. Even when the winds howl and the earth shakes, You remain faithful. Teach us to build our lives on Your truth. Strengthen us by Your Spirit. Remove fear and doubt, and let our faith arise like a mighty anthem. We declare: Through every storm, Your work is done. We stand in You. Amen.
Final Word:
Let this song be more than something you sing. Let it be something you live.
“Standing in faith”—let that be your testimony, your posture, your battle cry. Amen.
Podcast Script
Podcast Episode: “Standing in Faith – Anchored in the Storm”
Episode Length: ~700 words | Host: Spirit-Led Worship & Prayer Podcast
🎙️ [Intro: Warm Welcome]
Hey there, friends. Welcome back to the podcast—a space where worship, intercession, and the Word come together in heartfelt conversation. I’m so grateful you’re here today.
Wherever you’re listening from—in the car, in your prayer room, or on a quiet walk—I pray that today’s message surrounds you with peace and encouragement. Because we’re going to talk about something every believer faces: standing firm when everything around you feels like it’s shaking.
Today’s episode is inspired by the song “Standing in Faith” from the album Supreme in Christ: A Journey Through Colossians. And let me tell you, this isn’t just a powerful gospel track—it’s a prophetic declaration for this hour.
🎵 [Unpacking the Song’s Message]
The opening line says:
“Storms may rise, the earth may shake, yet Your truth will never break.”
Isn’t that the cry of so many hearts right now? Life throws storms—sudden loss, fear, betrayal, uncertainty. But faith doesn’t promise we won’t face storms—it promises we won’t fall when we do.
Colossians 2:6–7 gives us the foundation:
“As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith…”
Faith isn’t a fleeting emotion—it’s a rooted life. It’s choosing every day to stand—not on feelings, but on the unshakable foundation of Yeshua, the Cornerstone.
🪨 [Theological Insight: Yeshua, Our Rock]
Let’s pause and reflect on this truth:
Isaiah 28:16 – “Behold, I lay in Zion a stone, a tried stone, a precious cornerstone, a sure foundation…”
That word “sure” means tested, dependable. When we build our lives on Christ, we’re not building on wishful thinking. We’re anchoring into eternal truth.
The song declares:
“Yeshua, firm, my cornerstone. In You alone my faith has grown.”
And that’s exactly what happens in the storm. Faith grows not by avoiding trials, but by standing in the midst of them—knowing that Christ is unmovable beneath our feet.
🙏 [Personal Reflection: A Time I Had to Stand]
I remember a season in my life when everything felt unstable. I had just stepped into a calling that felt bigger than me—and at the same time, personal battles were raging. I kept thinking, “God, I don’t feel strong enough for this.”
And in that quiet place, the Holy Spirit whispered, “You’re not standing in your strength—you’re standing in Mine.”
Friends, that’s the beauty of this song. It’s not about striving to appear strong. It’s about confessing, “I’ve leaned on strength my own… but now I trust in all You’ve said.”
That’s surrender. That’s maturity. That’s faith.
🔥 [Spiritual Encouragement: Standing as Worship]
You know, sometimes just standing is the loudest worship you’ll ever offer.
When fear says run, but you stay rooted—heaven sees that.
When shame says hide, but you lift your hands anyway—heaven rejoices.
When doubt whispers, “What if it doesn’t work out?” and you reply, “But God is faithful!”—that’s warfare.
Hebrews 10:23 reminds us:
“Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for He is faithful that promised).”
Standing in faith isn’t passive. It’s prophetic. It’s not denial—it’s defiance against darkness.
The bridge of the song hits it:
“No fear, no doubt, no shame—In Yeshua, I remain.”
That’s not just lyrics. That’s legacy. That’s the stance of every worship warrior and intercessor listening today.
🙌 [Prophetic Activation & Prayer]
So right now, wherever you are, take a moment. Just breathe. Let your spirit rise.
If you’re in a battle, if the winds are strong, I want you to say this out loud with me:
“I’m standing in faith. I will not be moved. Yeshua, You are my Cornerstone.”
Let’s pray.
Yeshua, El Emunah—the Faithful One—we stand in You today. We lay down our striving, our fears, our doubts. Ruach HaKodesh, strengthen our hearts. Teach us to trust beyond what we see. Anchor us in truth that doesn’t shift with the culture or the storm. We declare—through every storm, Your work is done. We will stand. We will sing. We will trust. In Yeshua’s name, amen.
🎧 [Final Thought + Encouragement]
Friend, your storm doesn’t disqualify you. It reveals your foundation. And if that foundation is Yeshua—you are more secure than the world knows.
So keep standing.
Keep praising.
Let this song, Standing in Faith, be more than a melody. Let it be your anthem. Your battle cry. Your peace.
Until next time—stay rooted, stay bold, and remember…
You’re not standing alone.
You’re standing in Him.
Amen.
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