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Lauren Daigle has released the official lyric video for her beautiful new song, “Let It Be a Hallelujah.” The popular Christian music artist’s new tune is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to Lauren’s latest song “Let it Be a Hallelujah.”

Where would you and I be without the forgiveness, love, mercy and grace of Jesus Christ? That terrifying thought brings up a whole host of scenarios and possibilities we’d rather not imagine. We’d still be lost, living in sin and shame, destined to be separated from Him for all eternity. We’d have no hope and no future.

But we have hope and a future because of His unending, incredible love and undeserved forgiveness. He made the ultimate sacrifice, willingly laying down His life for us, even while we were still sinners. Because of that, our sins can be washed away, and we can experience eternal life with Him. Praise His name!

In a clip posted on YouTube, Lauren beautifully sings “Let it Be a Hallelujah,” proclaiming that He deserves all glory, honor and praise in every situation. Her powerful, moving lyrics beautifully and articulately express how, regardless of the situation or what we might be going through, every part of us should be constantly praising Him for what He has done.

“In every breaking moment
In every blessing that You give
Let it be a hallelujah
Oh Lord, let it be a hallelujah”

As the song also mentions, no matter what we encounter or go through, He will remain faithful, staying by our side in every instance. When we fall and stumble and during life’s victories and highs, He is faithful through it all.

He is more than worthy of all our praise and worship; even then, that will still fall way short.

Hebrews 13:15 “Let us make offerings of praise to God at all times through him, that is to say, the fruit of lips giving witness to his name.”

"Hosanna to the Risen Lord" is a song praising God for Jesus rising from the dead. While he gave his life as a living sacrifice for the sins of the world, God raised Jesus from the dead. Praise the Lord!

There’s something holy in the Garms Family’s heartfelt ‘Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ that feels less like a soft whisper to your soul on a weary day. David and Kris, alongside their six children, carry this music like a gentle hand held steady through life’s storms. Since 2008, their family has traveled countless miles, cradling tired hearts with “Nights of Encouragement,” a living room turned sanctuary, and a road that folds into home wherever they go.

What I love most about their music is that it’s about their real, honest love of Jesus with their voices woven together with grace, humility, and the kind of faith that blooms in the cracks of hard seasons. Their rendition is breathed out like a prayer, a balm for the worn, the hopeful, the searching.

How did they get their start in performing? Well, these once quiet hymns sung around their Minnesota kitchen table grew into something unexpected. When a promoter finally asked, “Do you sing?” They whispered yes, stepping onto a path paved by God’s gentle invitation. None of their children had formal lessons, but each picked up instruments and songs from a place deeper than technique—a place of longing and love.

When life shifted—when David lost his job in 2010—the Garms didn’t falter. They leaned into the promise of God’s faithfulness and said yes to the call of full-time ministry. Now, their music travels across states and hearts, stitching together stories of grace with fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and voices tender as prayer.

If your heart feels heavy today, pause for a moment with the Garms Family’s rendition of this favorite hymn. Let their song lift your eyes, steady your soul, and remind you that He is near—always near.

“Fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. For the joy set before him he endured the cross…” Hebrews 12:2

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