In a world that constantly clamors for our attention, finding moments of stillness can feel like a radical act of worship. This collection of songs invites you to quiet your heart, listen for God's still, small voice, and discover the peace that comes from simply *being* in His presence.
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By ELEVATION RHYTHM
This song perfectly captures the peace found when we simply "be quiet" before God. It reminds us that in the stillness, we can truly hear His voice and trust in His presence, letting go of our anxieties and plans.
By Anne Wilson
"Stand" challenges the notion that quietness always means inaction, urging us to discover the strength that arises from "standing strong" in faith. It speaks to choosing a different kind of quietness, one where we become still enough to know who we stand *with*.
By Abbie Gamboa
"Want" expresses that being quiet with God isn't empty, but a filled space of gentle presence. Choosing to simply 'sit here in the silence' creates an intimate invitation for Him to have everything, holding nothing back.
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By ReFRESH Worship
"Cry Out" encourages us to find moments where our gratitude overflows, refusing to stay silent about God's gifts. The song reminds us we've "got a reason, a reason to praise" and to not let anything, not even a rock, take our place in exalting the Lord.
By Tenth Avenue North
"Space To Speak" acknowledges the difficulty of stillness amidst life's clamor. It's a prayerful offering of quiet, creating 'a little more room to breathe' so we can truly sense God's nearness and hear His voice.
By Milestone Worship
"Have It All" articulates the power of surrendering control to God in moments of stillness. Recognizing that "You've worked it out" invites us to relinquish worry and embrace His sovereign plan. It's a heartfelt expression of trust in the quiet.
By Victory Worship
In the quiet, "Just Say the Word" reminds us of God's ultimate authority and power. It emphasizes the profound impact of His voice, prompting us to trust that His single word can bring light into the darkest places. This is a song of confident expectancy in God's transformative presence.
By Restoration Worship
"Right Here" expresses the heart's longing to set aside striving and simply abide in God's presence. This song reminds us that, stripped of pretense, "all You ask is that I come," offering solace in the purest form of quiet communion.
By Vineyard Worship
"I Am God" is an invitation into a space where we can truly recognize His sovereignty. The song highlights how even with the "voice of thunder," God desires to gently draw us close when we choose stillness, reminding us of His ever-present power. It offers a comforting reassurance amidst the chaos.
By Bethel Music
"Come Up Here" provides a captivating invitation to ascend into a space of clarity and peace, away from worldly distractions. It expresses how quieting the noise allows us to discover the 'door is standing open', an opportunity to find God's perspective amidst life's complexities.
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