Watch the story behind the song "God of This City," Chris Tomlin shares how the Church continues the missional work of Jesus Christ, particularly in dark places. We have just released a new arrangement for this song on PraiseCharts that combines a slightly different chord progression (as featured on Hello Love), enjoy the video (3 in 1 Feature) and get this song today!

See the story behind the new album of New Life Church Counting On God and the new release: "Overcome" from Jared Anderson, Ross Parsley and Jon Egan.  Hear what the song has meant to New Life Church over the last 2 years. Be inspired as these worship leaders describe the hope and faith that God supplies in overcoming suffering. Watch the two videos: Story Behind the Song and the featured tune "Overcome."

Looking for a power praise anthem that speaks of God's victory, strength and power? You've found it here, Chris Tomlin's new release "I Will Rise," from the new album Hello Love. May God remind us that the grave is overwhelmed. Our hope is the blessed second coming of Jesus Christ.  He will return to his Bride (the Church) to make all things right, to reign as Ruler over all and our longing hearts will cry worthy is the Lamb. Watch this video as Chris shares the making of this song.

Song of the Week: we are proud to release the brand new orchestration of "Voice of Truth," by Mark Hall and Steven Curtis Chapman. If you are looking for a great message in song to reinforce your pastor's sermon on God's truth, faith and spiritual growth, this song is a great choice. Watch this concert of Casting Crowns as they perform this song on GMA.

You gotta hear this song! Revelation, which is the band's 10th studio album, was just released August 3rd and already has climbed the Billboard charts to number 1. Now you can download and print the new Third Day song, "Call My Name." Watch this video as the band performed their new song on the Jay Leno Show on July 29, 2008.

We have the latest release from MercyMe and is now ready for you! See what's happening here in our Song of the Week featuring "You Reign," from the new album "All That Is Within Me," which is currently ranking #2 on the Billboard Charts. Preview this new worship video from MercyMe; you gotta get these new arrangements from PraiseCharts. It's just plain crazy not to bless your congregation with this new song!

Song of the Week! Through a fresh and inspiring way, David Crowder leads us in this timeless hymn that will stir your heart to sing this declaration of the Faith. Charles Wesley's belief was that the hymns were a means of teaching theology; he recommended that "O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing," was to be sung "on the anniversary of one's conversion," as a proclamation of praise unto God. Watch this video as David teaches us his new arrangement, and find the chart here to download and print today!

Kathryn Scott was a featured worship leader along with Paul Baloche at this year's 2008 Worship Leader Conference in Austin, Texas. In this Integrity Music interview, listen to Kathryn's heart for worship, life and songwriting as she also shares a new song from her new album "I Belong."

Gateway Church introduces their latest live worship album with a fresh take on an old classic, called the New Doxology. Praise God from whom all blessings flow, praise Him all creatures here below. I have sung this song since I was a kid, mostly as an offering of prayer before meal times at our Mennonite family gatherings. The harmonies were always rich, and as a puberty-striving 12 year old, I just couldn't wait till the day when my voice would finally break so that I could sing the base line like my dad! I have to say, I think Gateway has done a remarkable job in bringing this classic into the 21st century.

God Of This City is a powerful new song featuring the voice of Chris Tomlin from the recent Passion worship album.  Only a week after adding this chart to our catalog (by special request from a desperate customer who just couldn't wait), it took less than a week to rise into the Top 25.  There is a powerful build to the chorus, "for greater things are yet to come, and greater things are still to be done in this city."  Not a Chris Tomlin original, but it seems that when Chris give his touch to a song like this, it just soars.  This is a song for our new generation to sing.