Noise
The devil can’t steal your soul when you belong to Christ — so he goes after your voice instead.
Noise is a song about the war in your mind — the lies that tell you you’re unworthy, the shame that keeps you silent, and the religion that teaches you to pretend instead of heal.
It’s about the chaos that drowns out God’s voice with guilt, performance, and fear.
The enemy says: “You’re too broken. Too far gone. God’s done with you.”
Religion smiles while it suffocates you, saying, “Be perfect. Be quiet. Don’t make a mess of our image.”
But that’s not the God of Scripture. The real God, the living, relational God, runs toward the mess.
He doesn’t demand performance; He offers presence.
He doesn’t hide behind stained glass; He breaks chains in silence and whispers truth where the noise once screamed.
Noise is what happens when you stop believing shame’s story and start to worship again.
That’s when the enemy panics — flooding your mind with chaos to keep you from hearing God’s voice.
Because when you finally hear His whisper — the noise loses its power.
"Through the chaos, through the lies,
Your whisper stays, Your love survives."