Hannah Harper’s Emotional 'Go Rest High on That Mountain' Rendition

Prepare to be moved by an incredible voice. Watch Hannah Harper’s emotional 'Go Rest High on that Mountain' rendition.

Hannah Harper, American Idol contestant, will blow you away. A simple 26-year-old woman, a stay-at-home mother from Missouri, has taken the music world by storm. She has quickly become a favorite on this season of American Idol. The top contestants are now competing in beautiful Hawaii. The audience comments on her amazing vibrato, and her mother is seen in the crowd with tears in her eyes, so proud of Hannah.

The Chorus Sings:

So go rest high on that mountain
Son, your work on earth is done
Go to heaven a-shoutin'
Love for the Father and the Son

Hannah Harper’s Voice is Stunning 

Her voice is stunning, and she really shines on the chorus. She has vocal runs and carries the melody beautifully. The judges all smile and enjoy her performance. After the gorgeous song, the judges compare her to Dolly Parton and compliment her country sound. They say that she has a genuine mountain voice. 

Take some time to ponder the words sung by Hannah Harper, an American Idol contestant. She so clearly shares the gospel on this global stage. It is always motivating to see young people using their gifts to point to the Savior Jesus. 

How does her performance inspire you? Maybe you have sat on a gift for a while, and watching the mom of three is reminding you that God still wants you to use your skills for His glory, even if it looks different in this season. Her unique and pure voice will amaze you, and her bravery will inspire you. 

“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead,” 1 Peter 1:3

Source: American Idol
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