Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies)
by Chris Tomlin
Theology & Meaning
Draws directly from Scriptures like Deuteronomy 31:8 and Psalm 27:1, affirming the promise that God is with His people and we have nothing to fear. Calling God the 'God of Angel Armies' reflects the title LORD of Hosts (Jehovah Sabaoth).
Worship Leadership Tips
Use this song when the congregation needs encouragement in God's protection - perhaps after prayers for those in trials or as a sending song. Before starting, share a brief testimony of God's faithfulness.
Arrangement Tips
Musically, it builds well: start reflective in verses to let the words sink in, then explode with confidence in the chorus 'Whom shall I fear?' For the bridge, consider having instruments drop then come back strong.
Scripture References
- Deuteronomy 31:8
- Psalm 27:1