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The mission of Sovereign Grace Music is to provide Christ-exalting songs and training for local churches. We call it Sound+Doctrine. We've been doing it for 30 years now, primarily to serve the family of churches known as Sovereign Grace Churches. We're happy that our songs are reaching a broader audience, and want to join the many others who are encouraging biblically informed, heartfelt, Spirit-empowered singing in the church. Like Charles Wesley, we wish we had “a thousand tongues to sing our great Redeemer’s praise.” We pray the songs we write will produce the same desire in you, your family, and your church, for the never ending glory of God.
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A live look at the worship songs chosen by the most churches in the last 24 hours. Each church counts once per song, so sudden spikes show up fast. Refresh through the day and watch the race. Planning for your choir? See Top Choral Worship Anthems Today.

Advent songs for worship that teach the church to wait. These songs explore longing and hope, a world in darkness and the promise of Emmanuel, God with us. Ideal for Advent candle lighting, choir anthems, and the weeks before Christmas, when waiting becomes worship and hope arrives in the dark.

Worship songs for Lent that give a congregation words for repentance, surrender, and trust in God. These songs speak of the wilderness, honest confession, mercy, and the cross, guiding the church through forty days of turning back toward Easter. Choose them for Ash Wednesday, Lenten services, and Holy Week.

Easter worship songs that proclaim the resurrection: the stone rolled away, death defeated, and new life in Christ. These songs overflow with themes of victory, joy, grace, and living hope, perfect for Easter Sunday services, Good Friday reflection, and celebrating the risen Savior all season long.

Religious Christmas songs that keep the sacred story at the center, from the great hymns and carols to modern songs of the nativity. Each church is counted once per song, so the ranking reflects what congregations and choirs are actually using. See also Religious Christmas Hymns and Carols and The Best Christian Christmas Songs.

The Christmas worship songs used by the most churches this year. Each church counts once per song, so this ranks widespread use rather than one large order. A good read on what congregations are singing this season. See the choir side at Top Christmas Choral Anthems This Year.














