13 songs that reminded me I wasn’t alone
I don’t attend church as often as I used to.
But gospel music never left me.
When life gets heavy, when the business gets rough, the family feels distant, or the silence starts screaming, this is what I press play on.
These songs don’t just uplift me.
They center me.
Why Gospel?
I grew up in church.
Gospel music shaped me.
Even now, in all my doubts, transitions, and rebuilds, I still find peace in those lyrics.
Gospel reminds me that broken isn’t the end.
That grace finds you in the middle.
That you can cry, and still stand.
This playlist isn’t about religion.
It’s about survival.
It’s the soundtrack to every comeback I didn’t post about.
13 Gospel Songs That Got Me Through
- All Things Are Working – Fred Hammond & RFC
“All things are working for me, even things I can’t see…” - I Got That – Anthony Brown & group therapy
“You just let them watch you do what they cannot do…” - Never Would’ve Made It – Marvin Sapp
“But now I see how You were there for me…” - Teach Me – Hezekiah Walker
“Waiting is a simple thing I must learn how to do…” - They Said, But GOD Said – Jekalyn Carr
“They said it was over. But God said it’s just begun.” - I Won’t Complain – Paul Jones
“All of my good days outweigh my bad days…” - Listen – Marvin Sapp
“You trusted friends, but now you’re under attack…” - The Battle Is Not Yours – Yolanda Adams
“God is only using you…” - Holy One – Anaysha
“I will show my purpose, and in You I will stand…” - More Than I Can Bear – Kirk Franklin
“He’ll never put more on me than I can bear…” - We Fall Down – Donnie McClurkin
“A saint is just a sinner who fell down, and got up…” - Second Chance – Monique Walker
“Forgive me like only You can…”
Trouble Don’t Last Always – Timothy Wright
“He may not come when you want Him — but He’s on time.”
Final Thought
These songs helped me breathe again.
Sometimes they were prayers.
Sometimes they were therapy.
But always, they were truth.
Whether you’re rebuilding, breaking down, or just trying to make it through the week…
Press play. Let it speak.