Yahova Raja Hai //Aao Milkar Hum Sab Gaayen // RBIM Worship Live Stream

This worship session is highly energetic, emphasizing spiritual warfare, confident faith, and the power of God's Word over circumstances. It begins with triumphant declarations of singing "Hallelujah" even in the midst of storms and impossible situations. The leader frequently encourages the congregation to rely on the Word of God rather than seeking out anointing oil ("maalish"), urging them to take hold of their inherited healing and freedom. The latter half of the session shifts into a very deep, reverent period of worship, calling Jesus "Kadosh" (Holy) and engaging in an extended time of intense spiritual prayer and intercession in tongues. Worship Timeline [00:03] "Gaunga Main Tufanon Ke Beech / Main Gaoon Hallelujah" (I Will Sing Hallelujah In the Storm) The session kicks off with a triumphant declaration of faith. The congregation sings that even in the midst of the storm, in the face of the impossible, and when seeing darkness flee, their weapon is praise and they will sing "Hallelujah." [07:33] Exhortation: Praise is Our Weapon The worship leader gives a strong exhortation, stating that the church is not a place to cry, but a place to raise a voice of victory. He tells the congregation that they must be filled with the "fire of the Word," humorously noting that if they don't have the Word, they will just be looking for oil massages ("maalish") for healing. [09:24] "Yahova Raja Hai" (Jehovah is King) Following the exhortation, the congregation sings an upbeat, majestic song declaring that Jehovah is the King of Kings, full of power, seated on the throne of glory forever and ever. [12:18] "Aao Milkar Hum Sab Gaayen" (Come Let Us Sing Together) A rhythmic, fast-paced song where the congregation is encouraged to wave the banner of God ("Uska parcham hum lehrayen") and bow down before Him, shouting "Jai Jaikar" (Victory). [16:05] Regional Worship (Nishi Language) The leader introduces a worship song in the local Nishi dialect. The congregation claps and sings enthusiastically, celebrating their faith in a localized, cultural expression of worship. [21:30] Exhortation: Faith Cannot Be Hidden The leader speaks about true faith ("Imaan"), comparing it to a city built on a hill that cannot be hidden. He reminds them not to forget God's benefits and blessings, emphasizing that Jesus is their true faith and wealth. [23:25] "Aye Mere Mann Yahova Ko Dhanya Kehta Ja" (Oh My Soul, Bless the Lord) A beautiful song of gratitude based on Psalm 103. The lyrics remind the soul not to forget God's favors, transitioning into a chorus declaring that their faith is like a city on a hill ("Mera imaan hai wo shehar jo parvat par basa"). [30:23] "Tere Pankhon Mein Changai Hai" (There is Healing in Your Wings) A powerful declaration of healing. The congregation sings that healing is their inheritance ("Changai meri virasat hai"). The leader again emphasizes that healing comes through faith in God's Word, not just through a pastor's touch or oil. [34:08] "Andhero Ko Roshni Tu Banata Hai" (You Turn Darkness into Light) The song shifts to declaring God's miracle-working power—that He turns darkness into light, calls things that are not as though they were, and brings dry bones to life. [38:02] "Ya Uthaya Jaye Uske Dushman" (Let God Arise) A strong spiritual warfare song based on Psalm 68. The lyrics declare that when God arises, His enemies are scattered and blown away like smoke. [44:32] "Ye Yudh Hamara Nahi Hai" (This Battle is Not Ours) The warfare theme continues with a chant declaring, "This battle is not ours, the battle belongs to Jehovah." The leader encourages them to let God fight for them. [50:04] "Kadosh / Tu Khuda Ka Memna" (Holy / You Are the Lamb of God) The atmosphere shifts entirely from warfare to deep reverence. The congregation sings "Kadosh" (Hebrew for Holy) and declares that Jesus is the Lamb of God seated on the throne, worthy of all praise. This transitions into a time of intense, passionate prayer. [01:04:30] "Hum Hain Teri Hathon Ki Rachna" (We Are the Creation of Your Hands) A song of protection and dedication. The congregation sings that they are God's creation, asking for His mercy to remain on them and praying that the enemy would not be able to touch their body, mind, or wealth. [01:07:18] Extended Spiritual Intercession The final minutes of the session consist of an intense, fiery period of clapping, praying in tongues, and spiritual warfare as the congregation is urged to welcome the Holy Spirit and let God work in their midst.