He Arose — xLights Sequence

Watch the full-length preview on YouTube — the whole song, the whole house, start to finish. Nothing cut.

Tommee Profitt and Phil Wickham’s cinematic 6/8 anthem. Nearly five minutes, quiet verses and enormous choruses, every “arose” a rise from the ground up, the bars torn away on the line, a composed blackout before the final push and the whole house on the last chord. The big one.

What you get

• One packaged xLights sequence (.xsqz) — effects, timing tracks, lyric track, and every picture and GIF it references.
• Every prop on the display sequenced. No dark props, no “mega tree only.”
• Our model list, so you know exactly what to point each of your props at.
• Setup help by email if the import doesn’t go the way you expected.

The details

• Runtime — 4:50
• Tempo — 93 BPM
• Feel — Ballad
• Format — packaged .xsqz, built in xLights 2026.16

You’ll need the song

The recording is not included with the sequence, and legally it can’t be. Buy the track below (it’s about a dollar), point xLights at your copy the first time you open the sequence, and that’s the last you’ll think about it.

Cut to: “He Arose” — Tommee Profitt feat. Phil Wickham — The Birth of a King

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Questions people actually ask

Will it work with my controller?
Yes. A sequence is layout data, not controller data — xLights renders it to an FSEQ that your controller plays. Falcon, Kulp, FPP, xSchedule, a Pi in a weatherproof box: none of it is baked into the file.

I don’t have half these props.
Then map the ones you have and leave the rest unmapped. The song was designed so no single prop carries the beat — drop the wreath and the snowflakes and the canes and the mini trees are still keeping time. If you want a straight answer for your specific layout, email us a screenshot first.

Can I change it?
Change anything you like. It’s your display. Recolour it, cut the bridge, swap our pictures for yours — it’s a normal xLights sequence once it’s open.

What if something’s broken?
Email help@sequenceforge.shop and tell us what you saw. We’ll fix the file and send it back. Because the download opens the moment you pay we can’t take a sequence back, so we’d rather spend the time making yours work than argue about a refund.