JFH News: Honey Ribar Releases "Be My Vision (Hallelujah)" to Christian Radio

HONEY RIBAR RELEASES "BE MY VISION (HALLELUJAH)" TO CHRISTIAN RADIO

A Joyful Anthem About Seeing Life Through God’s Eyes

NEWS SOURCE: INOV8 PR
May 27, 2025

Nashville, TN (May 27, 2025) - With heartfelt transparency and bold worship, singer and songwriter Honey Ribar has released her powerful new single “Be My Vision (Hallelujah)” to Christian radio. Blending soulful vocals with a modern worship sound, the track is now impacting Christian AC, Hot AC, and CHR formats nationwide.

Produced by Joshua Zegan (yesh recordings), “Be My Vision (Hallelujah)” is more than just a song—it’s a personal prayer and declaration from an artist who knows what it means to be rescued by grace. Having walked through addiction and emerged in recovery, Honey Ribar brings an authenticity that resonates deeply. “The #1 decision I ever made was giving my life to Christ,” she says. “He removed the burden, He took the fear, and He allowed me to LIVE.”

Written by Ribar and Zegan, the single invites listeners to refocus their perspective, letting go of the distractions of the world and choosing instead to view life through the lens of God’s truth. “When we let go of worldly things, life becomes holy, and we begin to feel whole,” Ribar shares. “With God’s love and Jesus’s sacrifice in our full vision, I can’t help but want to stay on the good path.”

With a chorus that pleads “Be my vision, be my steps / Make this heart inside my chest / Beat for You alone,” the song is a timely reminder for believers to anchor their identity and purpose in Christ alone. From the lyric “Everything is 20/20 with You” to the recurring cry of “hallelujah,” every line is infused with hope, healing, and a desire for spiritual clarity.

“Be My Vision (Hallelujah)” is not only a moving anthem for the Church—it’s also a lifeline for those in recovery, wrestling with doubt, or searching for purpose. Honey Ribar’s mission is clear: to reach hearts that feel broken and remind them they were created on purpose, for a purpose. “What you are going through is not in vain,” she says. “You can use the hardships and triumphs you’ve faced for the glory of God.”