Still
by Tye Tribbett
Theology & Meaning
A declaration of ongoing worship and trust when the circumstances give no natural reason for either—when the miracle hasn't come, when the prayer isn't answered, when the breakthrough is delayed. 'Still I will trust You' echoes Habakkuk 3:18's 'yet I will rejoice in God my Savior.'
Worship Leadership Tips
Profoundly pastoral—speaks directly to the congregation member who is not in a season of victory but of endurance. Works for prayer nights, services during crisis seasons, or any gathering acknowledging corporate difficulty. Allow the congregation space to be honest in this song.
Arrangement Tips
Gospel ballad. Piano-led with minimal accompaniment in the verses. Build gradually. The chord progressions are rich—allow the harmonies to carry emotional weight. Tye Tribbett's arrangement builds to a powerful, cathartic chorus. Don't rush the build.
Scripture References
- Habakkuk 3:17-18
- Job 13:15
- Psalm 46:10