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Rest is deeply connected to trust. Here’s Jesus’ question to his followers from Matthew 28:11-12 (The Message):

With the new album release from Chris Renzema, “Let The Ground Rest,” we wanted to give away his song about God’s love. In scripture, we find many references about His love and we think this song will remind you of all these.

Songwriters, here are some prompts to get your creativity flowing in these days of social distancing. A stay-at-home order might be a gift, providing some extra time to think, process, and create. Here are four ways to focus your songwriting in this season. (My focus here is definitely on those of you who are writing for the church. However, whatever you’re writing you might find some helpful guidance here.)

We all have a story…A story of twists and turns in our lives…Times when we’ve walked closely with the Lord; and times when we have not. No matter the circumstance, as a Christian, one thing becomes clear: There is absolutely no other thing or person that can satisfy, but Him. Nothing will ever compare to being in a close relationship with our perfect and loving Lord & Savior. After you’ve tasted His presence and goodness, you realize that truly, nothing else matters, but our relationship with Him…”Better is one day in Your courts than a thousand elsewhere…” (Psalm 84:10a)

It is not too late to find the perfect worship songs for your Good Friday & Easter Sunday services. Be inspired, refresh your setlists, and lead your congregation with each of the Easter Bundle songs!

Just in time for your Good Friday & Easter Sunday service setlist planning, we are giving you two powerful Lauren Daigle songs: “Power To Redeem” (feat. All Sons & Daughters) – a meaningful congregational worship song, suited for Good Friday; and “Still Rolling Stones” – a song fit for an Easter special performance.