He's My Rock
- moneymoses
- Feb 6
- 1 min read
If encouragement had a bassline, “He’s My Rock” would be thumping it confidently while reminding you that God has never missed a spot. **Jamar Esaw & Triad 4 Christ deliver a steady, soul-affirming groove, and when Adriann Lewis-Freeman steps in, the song graduates from “solid” to “oh okay, now we’re testifying.”
This track doesn’t rush you—it walks with you. It’s the musical equivalent of a firm handshake, eye contact, and someone saying, “You gon’ be alright.” The lyrics anchor you, the arrangement lifts you, and the chorus sticks like a Post-it note on your spirit. You’ll find yourself nodding in agreement… then realizing you’re nodding on beat.
Rotation-wise, it’s a medium rotation staple for the station—but don’t let “medium” fool you. On Churchin’ with Chad Howard, this joint is hot and heavy. The congregation knows what time it is: hands go up, heads tilt back, and somebody inevitably says, “Run that back.”
This is the song you play when life is trying to be funny—and you remind life who the real Rock is. Verdict? A dependable, feel-good praise record that earns its spins and then some. Keep it coming.
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