Eddy Mann Strikes a Chord of Faith and Urgency with ‘It’s Time, Lord
Posted October 06, 2025
By mtsmanagement,
There’s a sacred simplicity to Eddy Mann’s music — a humility that reminds listeners that worship doesn’t always need a grand production or a stadium chorus to touch the heart. His latest single, “It’s Time, Lord,” released October 6, 2025, continues that tradition with gentle conviction and spiritual resonance. Inspired by Psalm 7, the song is a heartfelt plea for peace in a world struggling with violence, division, and spiritual fatigue.
Built around the warm, organic tone of a ukulele, “It’s Time, Lord” opens with a sense of stillness — a musical deep breath that ushers in reflection. Mann’s soft-spoken vocal delivery immediately invites intimacy, drawing listeners closer to the message rather than overpowering it. In a time when many artists chase production polish and chart-topping energy, Mann opts for sincerity. His arrangement is minimal, but that’s what gives it power. Each strum feels intentional, each lyric a quiet conversation between the believer and the Divine.
“It’s time, Lord, it’s time / It’s time to an end to the violence,” Mann sings in the refrain — a line that captures both the heartbreak and hope of a world yearning for redemption. The repetition of these words serves like a prayer mantra, reminding us that persistence in faith can move mountains, even when change feels out of reach. Throughout the song, Mann’s tone carries a pastoral compassion that speaks directly to the spiritual core — it’s less a performance and more a benediction.
Musically, “It’s Time, Lord” sits comfortably within the acoustic worship and contemporary folk canon, evoking artists like Michael Card, Andrew Peterson, and Rich Mullins. Yet Mann’s signature sincerity gives it a timeless feel, bridging the gap between personal devotion and corporate prayer. There’s no sermonizing here, just a believer voicing what many hearts already feel: a longing for divine intervention and the courage to love amid chaos.
The accompanying lyric video on YouTube complements the message beautifully — understated, reverent, and contemplative — allowing the words to take center stage. It’s the kind of piece that encourages stillness, inviting listeners to pray along rather than merely listen.
At 4:09, “It’s Time, Lord” is a small but mighty entry in Eddy Mann’s growing catalog of faith-driven songs. It encapsulates his mission perfectly: to bring scripture to life through melody and to remind the world that peace begins not with politics, but with prayer. In a noisy age, Mann’s music whispers truth — and sometimes, that whisper is exactly what the soul needs most.
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