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Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

By Jillian Edwards

3,132 views Oct 1, 2026 updated Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled - EP album Verified editorial review

Song Meaning

Jillian Edwards quotes John 14:1 almost directly as the song's title and opening line: "let not your heart be troubled, let not your faith be swayed." Jesus speaks the original words to his disciples the night before his crucifixion, comfort offered right before the hardest thing they would witness, not after it.

"Come all ye heavy laden, come here and find your rest... His yoke is easy, His burden light" lifts Matthew 11:28's invitation almost word for word. "Wait, wait, wait upon the Lord to give you strength" keeps the song's instruction active rather than passive — waiting named as something that actually produces strength, not simply time spent until circumstances change.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Let not your heart be troubled

Let not your faith be swayed

Even when the mountains start to shake 


Let not your hope grow weary

Let not your peace give way 

Even when the levy starts to break 


Wait, wait, wait upon the Lord to give you strength

Wait, wait, wait upon the Lord to give you strength 


Let not your heart be troubled

Let not your vision fade

Remember all the promises he’s made


Come all ye heavy laden

Come here and find your rest

Come and lay your head upon his chest 


Wait, wait, wait upon the Lord to give you strength 

Wait, wait, wait upon the Lord to give you strength 


He will carry all the weight

Trade your worry for his grace 

His yoke is easy, His burden light 

Lift your head up, lift your eyes 


Let not your heart be troubled

Let not your flame go dim 

Everything you need You’ll find in Him

Everything you need You have in Him


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