While PraiseCharts tracks music purchasing in real-time, CCLI tracks the week-to-week usage of worship songs and reports on the results twice a year. Without a doubt, having a song land in the CCLI Top 100® is a significant benchmark for any Christian songwriter. The list may be static, and the songs might be dated, but it still represents a snapshot in time of significant trends in worship from churches all across the nation. This list is based on results from the USA and gets updated twice a year. See also other countries listed, and find out more about copyright licences.

The ocean, so vast that it's impossible to see its entirety in one view, reminds me of God's immeasurable love. The love God has for us is so deep, so wide, so all-encompassing that we can't wrap our minds around it here on earth, for it's too great. See Ephesians 3:18. Download chord charts, piano sheets, lyrics, vocal sheets, choral arrangements, orchestrations, multitracks on the theme of the ocean.

Encourage students of all ages with worship songs that inspire trust, wisdom, and purpose as they embark on a new academic year. These songs celebrate God's guidance, strength, and courage, reminding students to rely on His plan for their growth and success. Perfect for back-to-school events, student ministries, and worship services.

Although Valentine's Day is not typically a church holiday, we know that you may be looking to thematically add songs about the love of Christ to your setlists around this day. Here is a list of 40 worshipful songs about love that would be great additions. This Valentine's Day weekend try one of these worshipful songs about love and adoration for your worship set! Valentine's Day isn't just a couples holiday, but a day to celebrate love and relationship. We love Him because He first loved us, and we think that's something worth singing about! See also worship songs for any season of the year.

Print & Ship the top Christmas songs right to your door! Whether you need the lead sheets, vocal sheets, or orchestrations, simply add the arrangement and copies needed to your cart.

This collection features sacred music for the solemn season of Lent, a 40-day period of spiritual reflection beginning on Ash Wednesday and continuing until Maundy Thursday. During this sacred time, Christians prepare their hearts to celebrate Christ's resurrection through prayer, fasting, and repentance. The season mirrors Jesus's 40-day fast in the desert, inviting worshippers into a deeper spiritual journey through music. These carefully selected hymns and contemporary worship songs support congregational worship throughout the six weeks of Lent, from the somber reflection of Ash Wednesday through the spiritual preparation leading to Holy Week.

Discover the Top Lead Sheets of 2025, featuring the year's most inspiring worship songs for churches and musicians. Perfect for bands, choirs, and soloists, these lead sheets include lyrics, chords, and melody to enhance worship experiences.

Piano/Vocal sheets are essential for worship planning, offering your pianist a clear guide to blend seamlessly with the worship band. Achieve the perfect balance—neither overpowering nor underplaying the piano. Plus, our transcribed vocal parts provide lead singers and ensembles with precise harmonies and cues, removing all guesswork. These songs match the original released recording. Explore the standout songs of 2025 with charts designed to elevate your worship and ensure confident, harmonious performances in every service.

These are the top trending worship songs congregations sing as they enter 2025. Bookmark this page and come back regularly to see what other churches are being encouraged with through singing. Find chord charts, stage charts, piano vocal, choir sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks.

Anchored in Isaiah's vision of God's throne, this set lifts hearts toward reverence and awe. These songs help the congregation behold God's holiness and respond with humility and surrender. Well-suited for Scripture-led worship moments that emphasize God's majesty and our call to say, “Here I am.”