For more than 15 years, well-respected worship leader Kari Jobe has been using her gifts to lead people into the presence of God. When she began leading worship at age 13, she never imagined she would be nominated for a GRAMMY®, win multiple Dove Awards, or be praised by the New York Times. She only knew she had a heart for broken people and a deep desire to lead them to the cross.

Elevate your worship experience with our collection of uplifting and inspiring worship songs about aspiration. These songs will help you to focus on the aspirations you have in your life, and encourage you to move forward in faith. Find the perfect worship song to express your deepest desires and aspirations.

Experience healing and inspiration through our collection of worship songs and hymns about failure and not meeting expectations. These songs will remind you that you are not alone in your struggles, and offer hope and encouragement to move forward. From traditional hymns to contemporary worship songs, our selection offers a way to connect with the theme of falling short and finding redemption.

Explore worship songs that celebrate the power and beauty of Jesus' name. These songs inspire awe and reverence, focusing on His identity and grace. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these impactful songs into your worship services.

Through our lives, God teaches us to follow His word and abide with Him. However, He also asks us to be a light to others, which means sharing our faith with others around us. We are giving them a chance to commit fully to God. Find songs and hymns with chord charts, stage charts, lead sheets, and orchestrations with the theme of being the light of Christ.

Jesus teaches that we are the light to help us understand there are two parts to the mystery of the incarnation. There is the mystery of God becoming flesh in Jesus Christ—the Light coming into the world in human form, in flesh and blood. The 'epiphany' of Christ's birth is also remembered by the journey of The Magi to follow the star to where Christ was born.