Song Lists

Download and start playing a captivating collection of contemporary worship songs that emanate from the heart of the church and resonate with believers around the world. Published by Risen Music, a reputable and innovative music publisher dedicated to nurturing and promoting worship music, this compilation offers a diverse range of songs that inspire devotion, celebration, and intimate connection with God.

Enhance your church worship services with uplifting Christian worship readings. Explore a carefully curated collection of sacred texts, prayers, and hymns that inspire devotion and ignite spiritual connection. Elevate the worship experience for your congregation with these timeless words of wisdom, fostering a deeper understanding of faith and fostering a vibrant atmosphere of praise and reflection in your church services.

Exodus 14:14“The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.” (ESV) Every once in a while, I come across a verse in the Bible, especially in the Old Testament, where I stop and wonder how I've managed to glaze over some incredible truth way too many times. Exodus 14:14 is a great example of this for me. The Israelites have just left Egypt. Finally set free! Under the leadership of Moses,they leave their slavery and start heading for the Promised Land. We're all, familiar with the story - Pharaoh changes his mind (again) and goes out to recapture his slave workforce. The Israelites start to, uh, …panic. And I can't say that I blame them. Looking ahead at a large impassible body of water and behind at the “whole Egyptian army” (vs 9) that was about to overtake them would cause fear in the most reasonable of people. The Israelites were no exception. The Lord, however, had a different plan. One that His people couldn't see. After some complaining to the Lord (vs 10-12), Moses finally answers with this great (albeit difficult-in-the-moment) truth. 13 And Moses said to the people, “Fear not, stand firm, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will work for you today. For the Egyptians whom you see today, you shall never see again. 14 The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.” Another translation says it this way: 14 “You will not have to do anything but stay calm. The Lord will do the fighting for you.” (ERV) Eugene Peterson paraphrases it a little more straightforward in The Message: 14 “God will fight the battle for you. And you? You keep your mouths shut!”We of course know the rest of the story and thousands of years later we're still talking about the power of God parting the Red Sea. A few things stick out to me about this verse: 1) God had led them to that exact place. It wasn't an accident that they were in a bit of a bind.2) God was very aware of the situation at hand.3) God had a plan for His people, His beloved. Even if it wasn't a miraculous parting of the water, God was, and is, sovereign over every situation.4) God was going to do the work. The people were instructed to “keep their mouths shut.” We find ourselves regularly in situations that are difficult. Sometimes it's of our own doing. Sometimes it's just part of life. Paul says in II Cor 4 that, among other things, we are “hard pressed on every side” (vs 8 NIV) and yet not crushed. Life is full of challenges that allow us to grow in our trust and dependence on a holy, loving God that is able to do exceedingly and abundantly more than all we could ask or imagine. We aren't promised that the sea will part before us or that our suffering will suddenly and miraculously end. Heb 11 reminds us that heaven is full of saints that “didn't receive the promise” yet still held on to their faith (vs 39-40). But we are promised that we serve and know a God that loves us and has everything under His control. Maybe our challenge today is to wait for God to fight for us and “be silent” or “stay calm” or as Eugene says, “…keep your mouths shut.” That's challenging for all of us.

He was a carpenter. She was an ordinary girl. Confused and weary, they journeyed to Bethlehem. Silent night, holy night He was an inn keeper doing his job. There was no room, only a dirty stable. All is calm, all is bright Mary gave birth that night to a baby boy. Joseph held her hand. They wrapped him in cloth and placed him in a manger. Round yon virgin mother and child Holy infant so tender and mild Shepherds watched over their flocks by night. Angels appeared to them, secrets untold. Shepherds quake at the sight Glories stream from heaven afar Three wise men brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Son of God, love's pure light It's a story we know all too well. And, frankly, if we had written it, it would have had a much different preface. Everyone was looking for a king, and they found a baby. He wasn't at all who they expected. The Savior of the world, born in a manger, in a stable in Bethlehem? Turned away from the inn and attended by lowly shepherds? Unexpected, indeed. But that's the beauty of the Gospel. God rescued all of mankind on His own terms, in His own time. He continues His reconciliation on earth in much the same way. Subtly, surprisingly, on His own terms, in His own time. The prophet Isaiah reminds us God doesn't operate like we do. Isaiah 55:9 says, “'My thoughts are nothing like your thoughts,' says the Lord. 'And my ways are far beyond anything you could imagine. For just as the heavens are higher than the earth, so my ways are higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts'” (NLT). Two thousand years ago He came without much fanfare. And He still comes today in the still, silent night. Slowly. Quietly. Sometimes the best gifts come in the most unexpected ways. God desires to give His children good gifts. His ways are higher, His plans infinitely better. When life gets confusing, remember that the greatest story of all time began in a manger. Actually, that's where our story began, too. God gave us His greatest gift that first Christmas. With one baby's cry, the ordinary became extraordinary. History changed forever. A silent night, quite simply, became a holy night. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (John 3:16, KJV) Inspired by the song Silent Night by Sanctus Real. Original post featured on YouVersion.

Soundscapes are beautiful, reflective, stand-alone MP3 audio pieces that have been created with the same sounds used in our Pad Tracks. These audio tracks can be used effectively in your own personal devotional time, or are perfect as a backdrop for quiet reflection - individually or corporately. Much like 'soaking music', Soundscapes can be very useful as music for any quiet, worshipful moments. They can also be used effectively as background music for videos or other presentations.

Download worship music in french. Téléchargez des chants de louange en français pour enrichir vos moments de culte. Cette collection propose des chansons inspirantes pour la louange personnelle et communautaire. Accédez aux grilles d'accords, partitions, orchestrations et multitracks pour soutenir votre équipe de louange et créer une atmosphère de foi et d'adoration.

Risen Music's Easter songs celebrate the resurrection with uplifting melodies and messages of hope. Perfect for Easter worship, these songs inspire faith and joy. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to incorporate these selections into your services. Find the best Easter-themed worship songs from Risen Music featuring Valley Worship, Life Wide Open, and Concord Worship.

Worship songs about covenant focus on God's unbreakable promises, His faithfulness, and the deep relationship He establishes with His people. These songs highlight themes of commitment, grace, and God's enduring love, reminding us of His unwavering promises through Christ. Perfect for services centered on God's faithfulness and our response to His covenant, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to support your worship team in delivering these meaningful songs, enriching worship with a sense of trust and dedication.

Find chord charts, lead sheets and more for top french language Christmas worship songs.

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Bed Tracks are high quality audio tracks that are designed as ambient texture background tracks that can be used in a variety of settings. These tracks create a foundation for live bands to play on top of during times of ministry, prayer, reading, reflection, confession, etc, but can also be used as stand-alone tracks during these ministry times. Many churches use bed tracks to create depth, texture, ambiance, and transitions. This gives the music a sense of depth and weight and helps pull service elements together.

Celebrate Easter with worship songs in French, focusing on resurrection, hope, and renewal. This collection includes songs that resonate with French-speaking congregations. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to enrich Easter worship with culturally meaningful music that celebrates the miracle of new life through Christ.

Find top worship songs being sung in churches across France during the Lent season. Download chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks.