Gospel music for · Fear
Fear can make obedience costly. Scripture directs us to the Lord: to seek Him, trust His character, and remain faithful under pressure. These songs accompany that response with prayer and confidence in Jesus Christ.
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Fear
King of Glory by My Side
“A cinematic declaration for the road ahead: the King of Glory remains present beside His people.”
King of Glory by My Side · Gospel Protocol
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Songs in this guide.
Name the fear before God. Ask for courage to do what His Word requires, even when the danger or uncertainty remains.
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King of Glory by My Side
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“A cinematic declaration for the road ahead: the King of Glory remains present beside His people.”
King of Glory by My Side · Gospel Protocol - 02

All You Have Planned
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“I come to the throne with my hands open wide… you discern every snare in the dark, you'll be there”
All You Have Planned · Gospel Protocol - 03

I Run To You
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“I trade my fear for faith, I lay my worries down… every anxious thought, where the lies come unglued”
I Run To You · Gospel Protocol - 04

Abiding Place of Safety
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“Secure in the shadow of the Almighty… thank you for the blood of Jesus that grants us access to your presence”
Abiding Place of Safety · Gospel Protocol - 05

Rest In Your Promise
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“You are my refuge, my fortress, my God — in you alone”
Rest In Your Promise · Gospel Protocol
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Scripture for this path.
Read the passages in context. The notes below are reading guides; Scripture is the authority for what we believe and how we live.
- 01Isaiah 41:10Read here →
God reassures Israel, His chosen servant, of His presence and help. Read His promise within the chapter before applying it to your situation.
- 02Psalm 27Read here →
David seeks the Lord amid real threats and urges patient, courageous trust in Him.
- 032 Timothy 1:7Read here →
Paul encourages Timothy to bear witness to Christ without shame and to endure suffering with the power God supplies.
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A doorway for the words you are carrying
Trust the Lord when you are afraid.
God’s faithfulness gives His people courage to endure and obey. Read the promises in their setting, pray about the fear you face, and seek counsel where a decision is difficult. Courage can include asking for protection and help.
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strength in weakness · God is with me · Christian songs for fear · faith over fear · trust God when afraid · God give me strength · worship when afraid · the Lord will fight for you · God will fight for you · God fights for me · spiritual battle · spiritual warfare worship · Christian songs for protection · Exodus 14:14
Gospel Protocol is the music project of composer and recording artist Thomas Perry Jr. Scripture is the authority. Jesus is the center.
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