Song Lists

The songs that marked the moments. The anthems that lifted the room. The worship that carried hearts into the presence of God. Bring home the music from Overflow Conference 2026 and keep the momentum going in your own church. These are the powerful, faith-filled songs that shaped the gatherings—ready for your team to lead with confidence and passion. Carry the sound of Overflow back to your congregation and let revival continue long after the conference ends.

Worship songs for Maundy Thursday reflect the solemn and profound moments of the Last Supper, reminding us of Jesus' humility, love, and sacrifice. These songs invite us to remember His commandment to love one another, and to reflect on His journey to the cross. Perfect for Holy Week gatherings, download chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to help your congregation honor and meditate on the meaning of Maundy Thursday. Find more Christian worship songs for Easter.

These worship songs and hymns are ideal for Ash Wednesday, a day of reflection, repentance, and renewal. With themes of humility, surrender, and our need for God's mercy, these songs lead us to acknowledge our humanity and dependence on Him. Perfect for moments of solemn worship, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to enrich your Ash Wednesday service with reverence and devotion. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Season of Lent. Find even more Christian worship songs for Easter.

2018 was the year of wildfires in California, the Royal Wedding of Harry and Meghan, #MeToo, and the death of Aretha Franklin. The world was bracing itself for even more change in the years ahead. But we also remember 2018 as a year that brought some incredible songs of worship. These are the most popular worship songs from 2018.

An assembly of worship leaders, pastors, musicians, creatives, and worshippers gathered together in one space for the common purpose of lifting high the name of Jesus and growing in the way we lead His Church. Find out more details here.

There is something beautifully simple about trust. Not complicated theology. Not striving. Not proving. Just taking Jesus at His word. So often we complicate faith. We look for signs, confirmations, perfect circumstances. Yet the sweetness of trust is this: resting on what He has already said. When He promises to be near, He is near. When He promises to save, He saves. When He promises to finish what He started, He will finish it. There is no one like Him. No rival. No substitute. No one else worthy of carrying the weight of our hope. To call Him faithful is not poetic language—it is lived experience. He has been steady when everything else shifted. To call Him Savior is not religious jargon—it is the confession of someone who knows they could not rescue themselves. He is holy, set apart, unmatched. And yet, astonishingly, He responds when we whisper His name. The image of Jesus “coming running” captures the heart of the gospel. God is not distant or reluctant. He is not annoyed by our need. When we call, He answers. Not because we deserve it, but because He delights in His children. He is the Rock of our salvation, the King who bore our cross. The grave had no authority over Him, and therefore it has no final authority over us. We call Him on the mountain, when prayers feel easy and praise flows freely. We call Him in the valley, when the night feels long and the enemy feels close. We call Him in gratitude. We call Him in desperation. We call Him simply to say, “I love You.” And in every season, He remains the same. He did not leave us as He found us. He heals what was broken. He provides where there was lack. He defends when we feel surrounded. He answers. Again and again, He answers. There is freedom in knowing that only One deserves to be called God. When Jesus alone holds that place in our hearts, everything else finds its proper size. Fear shrinks. Pride softens. Hope rises. Today, whatever terrain you are walking—mountain or valley—call His name. Trust Him at His word. Rest on His promise. And remember: the One you call is faithful to answer.

There is something sacred about simplicity—especially when it comes to remembering what matters most. Michael W. Smith returns with a quiet but powerful reminder rooted in one of the oldest practices of the Church: coming to the table. Not with noise, not with striving—but with open hands. “Break the bread and lift the cup, the Body and the Blood.” These words don't rush us. They slow us down. They invite us to pause long enough to remember that our faith is not built on what we bring, but on what Christ has already given. Communion has always been more than a ritual. It is a declaration. A confession. A re-centering of the heart. He will always be enough. In seasons of celebration, it's easy to say those words. Gratitude flows naturally when prayers are answered and life feels full. But this truth is not anchored in circumstances—it is anchored in Christ Himself. When life feels uncertain…When prayers seem unanswered…When strength feels thin… He will always be enough. The bread reminds us His body was broken—fully, completely, willingly. The cup reminds us His blood was poured out—not partially, but abundantly. There is no gap left for us to fill. No shortage in His sacrifice. No moment where His sufficiency runs dry. This is where quiet confidence is born. Not in control.Not in clarity.But in Christ. And maybe that's why songs like this matter so deeply. They don't try to impress—they help us remember. They give language to what our hearts already long to believe but sometimes forget: that Jesus is not just enough in theory… He is enough right now. Today, take a moment to sit in that truth. Whether in a crowded room or a quiet space, whether your faith feels strong or fragile—come back to the table in your heart. Break the bread.Lift the cup.Remember the Body and the Blood. And let this confession rise again, steady and unshaken: He will always be enough.

Nothing on Saturday. Jesus is silent. God is silent. Saturday is silent. Jesus' body is buried in the tomb. Easter weekend discussions tend to skip Saturday. Friday and Sunday get the press. The crucifixion and resurrection command our thoughts. But don't ignore Saturday. Find chord charts, lead sheets, vocal sheets, and hymns of songs that reference the day between death and resurrection.

Find the most engaging, relevant, and specific Easter-themed worship songs that have recently been released for your lead vocalist to lead the congregation. These songs can help you lead the congregation in worship from Lent all the way to Resurrection Sunday. Find the accompanying chord charts and stage charts for the backline musicians in the worship band.

We all know that most worship songs can be led by a male or female, but some songs have a tender style that is well served by the purity of a female voice. If you are a female looking for a song to fit your unique vocal range (altos in particular), this is the list for you. All of these songs were led by a female in the original recording.

Experience the beauty of choral music with our trending list of today's top choral songs. These popular songs feature SATB (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass) parts that blend together in harmonious perfection. Enhance your choir's repertoire with the most beloved choral music and find your new favorite song with our top choral song collection. Immerse yourself in the stunning harmonies and stirring lyrics and elevate your choir's performance today.

For every season cast with fear, God reminds us that His faithfulness walks beside us, within us, and before our doubt. Out of the ashes rises a peace meant for each and every weary soul, established by the confidence of His steady hand. Fear does not debilitate us, instead, it is the catalyst to move God's people forward in their faith. Here is a list of songs meant to soak in the places where fear takes hold of your life. Download chord charts, piano sheets, lyrics, vocal sheets, choral arrangements, orchestrations, multitracks on the theme of fear.

Worship songs about God the Provider focus on His unwavering faithfulness and abundant provision, reminding us that He meets every need and sustains us through all seasons. These songs inspire trust and gratitude, celebrating God as our ultimate source. For personal reflection or congregational worship, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these powerful songs of God's provision to life in your worship setting. - Philippians 4:6,19.

Vocal Rehearsal Tracks are high-quality tracks that are derived from our MultiTrack stems and have been designed to resource Worship Team vocalists who will be singing backup vocals during a given service. Similar to Choir Rehearsal Tracks, these tracks will assist any vocalist struggling to find his/her part in the song. Instead of spending those extra 15 minutes during rehearsal figuring out the vocal lines, these practice tracks give singers the opportunity to come prepared and comfortable with their parts.

These top 50 hymn sheets for Lent focus on repentance, reflection, and preparation for Easter. Each hymn offers meaningful insights into the Lenten journey. Download chord charts, lead sheets, and orchestrations to enrich your Lent worship services with these timeless, reflective hymns. This year, the season of Lent begins on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.