Let It Be A Hallelujah
by Josh Wilson
Theology & Meaning
The song forms resilient worship that does not depend on perfect circumstances. It encourages praise as an act of trust, aligning with the biblical call to bless the Lord in trials.
Worship Leadership Tips
Frame it as a congregational offering of praise in hard seasons. Keep it steady and avoid overbuilding too early. This works well after a testimony or during response.
Arrangement Tips
A song that turns weakness into worship, inviting believers to offer praise even when words are few and circumstances are hard. Use the practical leadership notes above for arrangement guidance.
Scripture References
- Psalm 34:1
- Habakkuk 3:17-18
- Hebrews 13:15