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For Every Mountain by Kurt Carr cover art

Kurt Carr - For Every Mountain Lyrics

Artist:
Kurt Carr

Lyrics

I've got so much to thank God for


So many wonderful blessings and so many open doors


A brand new mercy


Along with each new day


That's why I praise You


And for this I give You praise


For waking me up this morning


That's why I praise You


For starting me on my way


That's why I praise You


For letting me see the sunshine of a brand new day


A brand new mercy along with each new day


That's why I praise You


For this I give You praise


You're Jehovah Jireh


That's why I praise You


You've been my provider


That's why I praise You


So many times You met my need, So many times You rescued me


That's why I praise You


I wanna thank You for the blessings You give to me each day


That's why I praise You


For this I give You praise


For every mountain You brought me over


For every trial you've seen me through


For every blessing


Hallelujah, for this I give You praise


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Meaning & Inspiration

For Every Mountain is a song of gratitude shaped by remembered acts of divine care. It begins with blessings, open doors, morning mercy, and the gift of another day, then moves into personal testimony about provision and rescue. Naming God as Jehovah Jireh reinforces the theme that every need has been met by divine faithfulness. The refrain gathers these details into praise for each obstacle overcome, trial endured, and blessing received.

The reference to new mercy each day closely echoes Lamentations, while the language of God as provider recalls the name Abraham gives the place where provision appears in Genesis. The song’s praise is concrete rather than abstract: waking, guidance, sunlight, rescue, and daily needs all become reasons for thanksgiving. Its repeated “That’s why I praise You” connects worship to remembrance, presenting gratitude as a response to God’s care across both ordinary mornings and difficult trials.

Related Scripture

  • Lamentations 3:22-23 The passage celebrates God’s mercies as new every morning.
  • Genesis 22:14 Abraham names the place in recognition that the Lord provides.
  • Psalm 40:2-3 The psalm praises God for rescue and for giving a new song of praise.