Oil & Incense Worship

 Come Back to Me | When God's Mercy Still Calls Your Name Have you ever felt like you've wandered too far from God? Perhaps you've carried regret, disappointment, or the weight of choices you wish you could undo. The beautiful message of Isaiah 1 is that God doesn't stop calling His people, even after they have turned away. His invitation is filled with mercy, hope, and restoration. "Come Back to Me" was written from that invitation. This worship song reflects the heart of a loving Father who continues to call His children home—not with condemnation, but with compassion. It reminds us that no failure is beyond God's grace and no heart is too far for His love to reach. "Come now, let us reason together," says the Lord. "Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow." — Isaiah 1:18 As you listen, take a quiet moment to bring your heart before God. If you've been feeling distant, may these words encourage you to dra...

 The Lord Will Have Mercy: Finding Rest for the Weary Soul If your soul feels weary, God's mercy is still speaking. Inspired by Isaiah 14:1–3, this worship song is a reminder that the Lord restores, comforts, and gives rest to those who trust in Him. There are seasons in life when the weight we carry feels heavier than we can bear. The nights seem longer. The worries grow louder. The burdens of disappointment, grief, uncertainty, and exhaustion settle deeply into the heart. In those moments, many of us find ourselves asking a simple question: Where can I find rest? The answer is found in one of God's beautiful promises: «"The Lord will have compassion on Jacob; once again He will choose Israel and will settle them in their own land... The Lord will give you relief from your suffering and turmoil." — Isaiah 14:1–3» Watch and listen:  https://youtu.be/4Lo76HhoOEU?si=XBaKsaXr5SYPLcze This promise inspired the worship song The Lord Will Have Mercy. God's Mercy Comes B...