Brandon Lake Powerful ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah’ Performance on GMA

You have to see this powerful performance on Good Morning America of Brandon Lake singing his song ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah.’ The five-time Grammy winner talks about his sold-out King of Heart Tour and how he hopes to keep making music that points people to Jesus. Let this worship performance encourage you today!

‘Yeah, I don't always feel it, yeah, but that's when I need it the most
So I'ma keep on singin' 'til my soul catches up with my song
There's times when my hands go up freely, times that it costs
There's days when a praise comes out easy, days when it takes all the strength I've got’

This is one song that many people can relate to. Sometimes, you have no idea what battles God is sustaining other people to endure and how hard-fought their worship could be. Brandon Lake shared that same sentiment when he said this: “God does something really beautiful when I just bring Him my honesty…you’re trying to worship and praise more so when you don’t feel it than when you do. A lot of life is the valley; it’s not the mountaintop.”

Many people online responded positively to Brandon Lake’s performance on GMA, sharing how the artist has impacted them and their faith.

“This anointed man is absolutely ‘fueling the genre's explosion,’ as Billboard stated. I can honestly say he has brought me closer to Jesus and I will forever be thankful for that,” one person comments online.

“Love seeing Brandon on Good Morning America. This song resonates with so many people that God doesn’t need us to have it all together. We just need to run to the Father and let Him work in us,” another person writes.

We hope that you enjoyed this performance from Brandon Lake. Let the song remind you about the battles that we all face and the praise that comes after, while God is sustaining us through it all.

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