With an unwavering resolve, Laine shares his confidence in God’s timing in the anthemic single,
which was inspired by a conversation with a friend about grief and loss.
“God has shown me many things through this song. Most importantly, that His timing is perfect. Through the good, through the bad, He is in control,” says Laine. “We may face things that appear impossible to get through, but we are loved and we are held. He has a purpose for everything.”
The Rochester, N.H.-based singer-songwriter who also produced the single says music has always been a refuge in difficult times and hopes listeners will find that same sanctuary when listening to I Believe.
"I want listeners to find hope from this song and healing to be released into the lives of those who sit and ponder the meaning behind it,” Laine says. “I want it to become an anthem for those struggling with the many speed bumps that life throws their way.”
For more information on Ben Laine, connect with him on Instagram here. Listen to I Believe here.
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