The Road to Easter

Hallelujah is our song

- Veia Vinas

The congregation goes wild. The lights flash to the beat. The worship leaders jump like crazy. This is how some people imagine worship to be—happy, bright, and victorious. But while this picture may be a tiny glimpse of worship, there is so much more to it than the stage, the lights, and even the song.

Worship is our response to who God is and what He has done. It moves our hearts from a place of worry to a place of surrender. It shifts our focus from the problem to the Problem Solver. It fills our lives with gratitude and praise. Worship is the soundtrack of our faith. It puts music to the melodies our hearts sing.

Feast Worship is the name of the worship movement of the Light of Jesus Family, led by a team of worship leaders, musicians, singers, and songwriters from our different Feast gatherings. Our vision is to see generations encounter more of God’s goodness, share more of His grace, and declare more of His glory.

It’s easy to worship and be grateful when things are happy and dandy when we can clearly see that God is moving. However, we are not always on the mountaintop. Sometimes it’s difficult to praise God and to sing that He is good and sovereign because everything around us says otherwise. How do we worship when we’ve been in our Good Friday for far too long?

Feast Worship has come up with songs to remind us that Easter will come. Here are a few Easter songs we can use for worship during our Good Fridays.

Track 1: ‘Even Now’

Jesus came too late. There at the site of Lazarus’s tomb, Jesus came on the fourth day—the day when Lazarus was “officially” dead.