Still
Hillary Scott & The Scott Family's song 'Still' is a worship ballad about learning to trust God's control instead of trying to manage everything on one's own. The lyrics acknowledge human fear and the struggle to surrender, but affirm that God is already at work—parting waters, moving mountains, and answering prayers before they are spoken. The repeated call to 'be still' echoes Psalm 46:10, inviting listeners to rest in God's faithfulness and let go of anxiety. The song emphasizes praise before petition and confidence in God's unseen activity.
I believe that You are God alone
But sometimes I still try to take control
Cause I get scared when I can't see the end
And all You want from me is to let go
You're parting waters
Making a way for me
You're moving mountains that I don't even see
You've answered my prayer before I even speak
All You need for me to be is still
I bring my praise before I bring my need
Cause there's no fear You've not already seen
I rest my heart on all Your promises
Cause I have seen and know Your faithfulness
You're parting waters
Making a way for me
You're moving mountains that I don't even see
You've answered my prayer before I even speak
All You need for me to be is still
And know that You are God
Be still
And know that You, trust that You are parting waters
Lord, You whispered my name
Oh, You answered my prayer
You're moving mountains
You're parting waters
Making a way for me
You're moving mountains that I don't even see
You've answered my prayer before I even speak
All You need for me to be is still
Be still