If you’re in need of strength, look no further than Danny Gokey’s heartfelt, ‘Only For a Moment’ song in his new lyric video. Sometimes life feels like a long season of winter — bare branches, unanswered prayers, and the cold silence of waiting. And it’s here, in this in-between space, that Danny Gokey’s ‘Only For a Moment’ feels like a song you didn’t know your soul needed. One of the things I love about Danny is the way he somehow reaches into your chest, takes the very ache you couldn’t name, and sings it back to you like a psalm.

As he sings, “Before the bloom of a rose, there’s a season in the dirt,” you can almost feel the soil between your fingers — the heaviness of hard days and hidden work.

But friend, that’s where God does His deepest work — in the buried, broken, quiet places. Danny’s voice doesn’t just sing; it reassures, uplifts, and holds you right where you are. He reminds us that this — this heartbreak, this dry season, this silence — it’s only for a moment.

Let that truth settle deep. It’s only for a moment. Not forever. Not the end of your story.

His lyrics paint hope like sunrise on frost: “Where you are is not where you were made to stay.”

You are planted, not abandoned. Watered, not wasted. Held, not forgotten.

Like a sacred echo of Romans 8:28, Danny declares with holy confidence that God is working it out — right here, right now, in the middle of your mess. And it’s not just a pep talk. It’s a promise. Because you, beloved, are rooted in a Redeemer who always finishes what He starts.

“God saw something beautiful the day He sowed the seed.” And that seed? That’s you.

We forget that in God’s hands, delay isn’t denial — it’s preparation. The bloom is coming. The harvest isn’t far. And if you find yourself whispering prayers with tear-stained cheeks today, this song is a warm reminder: He hasn’t left you. This season has a purpose.

So don’t rush out of the rain. Let it water you.

This moment might feel like the end, but it’s really the middle — the part where God is still writing something beautiful into your story. He’s already in the next chapter, smiling, waiting, whispering:

“Just hold on, love. It’s only for a moment.”

1 Peter 5:10 “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace... will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.”