Interlude Pt. 3
“Interlude Pt. 3” is a minute of quiet before God. No chorus to learn, nothing to perform. Just room to be still.
About this song
“Interlude Pt. 3” runs a minute and fourteen seconds, and that’s on purpose. It sits inside Vol. 1, released June 18, 2026, as a place to breathe. There’s no chorus coming. No build to brace for. I wanted a moment where a room full of people could stop striving and just sit with God. Stillness isn’t empty. It’s where surrender starts.
An interlude does quiet work. It carries you from one song to the next without asking for the spotlight, and that restraint is the whole design here. Worship isn’t something we perform for God — it’s a posture we settle into before Him. So the short runtime isn’t a limitation. It’s a doorway. You cross this little threshold and you’re deeper in than you were a minute ago.
We pair it with John 4:23-24 and Psalm 100 — our team’s pairing by theme, to be honest, still awaiting ministry review. Jesus says the Father is seeking worshipers who worship in spirit and in truth. Psalm 100 says come before Him with gladness. Both ask for the whole heart, nothing forced. This interlude lives in the space between those verses — the quiet where your heart gets honest enough to mean what it’s about to sing.
Bringing it into worship
If you lead worship, use this as connective tissue in a general set. Slide it between two fuller songs, lay a Scripture reading over it, or let it settle the room before prayer. It sits well next to slow adoration songs and reflective instrumentals. At 1:14 it isn’t a congregational song — don’t ask people to sing it. Let it make the quiet, and let the Spirit fill what comes next.
Scripture & use
- Scripture anchors (editorial · unconfirmed): John 4:23-24, Psalm 100
- Emotional tone: stillness, surrender
- Service placement (editorial): General worship set
- Genre / length: Gospel · 1:14
Questions
What is “Interlude Pt. 3” about?
It’s a short worship piece addressed to God — general worship, no agenda but adoration. The tone is stillness and surrender: a minute to quiet your heart before Him.
What scripture is “Interlude Pt. 3” paired with?
We pair it with John 4:23-24, Psalm 100. Honest note: that’s our team’s pairing by theme — it hasn’t been confirmed against the text line by line, and it’s still awaiting ministry review.
Where does “Interlude Pt. 3” fit in a worship service?
Our suggestion — and it’s a suggestion, not a rule: a general worship set. Between songs, under a reading, or before prayer.
Who made “Interlude Pt. 3”?
Thomas Perry Jr. wrote it, under the Gospel Protocol ministry on 144k Records. It released June 18, 2026.
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