The Radiance Road

The Radiance Road

Compiled by Hans Sirotniak '24

“What Happens In-Between: The Survivor’s Time of Waiting”

In the beginning, God said, “Let there be light.”

There are many subgenres of Christian music.

We have to fight on our knees!

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In the beginning, God said, “Let there be light.” However, we are far from the beginning, and we’re not quite to the end yet. This is the time of the “in-between.”

It is often very difficult to be stuck in the “in-between.” You don’t get the excitement that comes at the start of something, and you don’t get the excitement that comes at the end of something. You simply have to wait and hope that something good is coming up. Perhaps you know exactly what is going to happen, you just don’t know when it will start.

The physical season is that way for us right now in the area. We are living in the time between the fluctuating season of spring and the sun-warmed skies of summer. We are in the middle of a school semester, and while the summer is on its way, we can take this moment to consider something important so that when we enter into the summer season, we will be stronger in this spiritual battle than we were before. For the majority of the spring, we also celebrate Easter through May 19.

The Bible tells the story of God showing love to His children. Many of His children, after being so grateful for receiving His love, responded back with worship. Even living in the “in-between” gives us a reason to worship! It helps us to keep our focus in God, who has the power to bring us to the great, beautiful ending.

In worshiping God, believers can surrender and recognize that God is in control, and in return, they can open themselves to experiencing peace, comfort, and a sign that everything will be alright in God’s hands. Worship is a very important part of the spiritual battle!

Worship takes on many forms, but one of the most common ways for people to worship God is through singing. That brings to mind the Worship category of Christian music. While many Christian worship songs that people hear today are recordings of live songs sung in Christian churches or radio edits or studio versions of those songs, worship can take place in any Christian song if its direct purpose is to worship God.

Many Christian pop, Christian hip-hop, Gospel, and Christian rock songs are worship songs themselves or at least have some lines of worship inside of their lyrics.

Go to the next page to find some amazing Christian worship songs and Christian songs with worship lyrics from various artists!

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