Hallelujah In The Hard Things
by Bryan & Katie Torwalt
Theology & Meaning
The song forms resilient faith, echoing the biblical practice of lament and praise together. It reinforces that God is present in suffering and that praise can be an act of trust when outcomes are unresolved.
Worship Leadership Tips
Do not rush this. Keep dynamics gentle and let the chorus become a repeated prayer. Pair well with a pastoral moment, intercession, or a testimony of God's faithfulness in hardship.
Arrangement Tips
A worship song for suffering that helps the church practice praise in the middle of pain, declaring God's goodness without denial. Use the practical leadership notes above for arrangement guidance.
Scripture References
- Habakkuk 3:17-19
- Psalm 34:1
- 2 Corinthians 4:16-18