Raise A Hallelujah
by Bethel Music
Theology & Meaning
This song calls believers to worship in the middle of fear, opposition, and unknown outcomes. It frames praise as a weapon that reorients the heart toward God's presence and power rather than the size of a problem. The focus is not on shouting louder to earn a miracle but on responding to the character of God even before circumstances change.
Worship Leadership Tips
Use this when your community is facing corporate hardship or when you are ministering to individuals walking through deep struggle. It can follow times of intercession for healing or breakthrough and gives a way to respond with faith rather than despair. Encourage people to bring their real emotions to God while still choosing to praise Him.
Arrangement Tips
Lean into the rhythmic drive and let drums and bass create a strong foundation without overpowering the vocal. Dynamic contrast between verses and choruses keeps the song from feeling like one long wall of sound. Consider a breakdown section that lets the church sing with minimal instrumentation before building again.
Scripture References
- 2 Chronicles 20:21-22
- Acts 16:25-26
- Psalm 34:1-3