Amazing Grace brings a powerful testimony of unmerited favor to the congregation and remains one of the most influential hymns in history. Written by John Newton in 1772 following his personal journey from slave-ship captain to redemption, this anthem now appears in various forms. Explore a variety of arrangements and modern adaptations rooted in the core song. PraiseCharts has everything you need for your worship team, including transposable chords, sheet music, and multitracks for your worship team, choir, congregation, and orchestra.
Upbeat worship songs in 4/4 provide a steady, driving rhythm that's perfect for joyful, energetic praise. This time signature is accessible and familiar, allowing congregations to easily join in with enthusiasm. These songs bring life and excitement to worship services, ideal for celebrating God's goodness. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to equip your worship team in delivering these vibrant 4/4 favorites, enhancing your worship with powerful praise.
Explore worship songs crafted for kids, featuring fun, engaging lyrics and rhythms that resonate with young hearts. These songs help children connect with God and grow in faith. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to create worship experiences that captivate kids, inspiring joy and praise in their worship.
Bring Home The Music from an evening worshipping with Steven Curtis Chapman. Enjoy all the music you know and love from Steven Curtis Chapman plus special guest Mac Powell!
Find the chord charts for songs that present the same Gospel truth, but in a more modern-sounding style for kids to learn scripture during Kids Camps or Vacation Bible School. Find more kids songs here.
So how did we come to be accepted by God? We heard about what Jesus did for us, that He died, was buried, and rose again to pay for our sins. We learned He took our place on the cross and became sin for us 2 Corinthians 5:21 so we could live. One day we did the only thing we could to be accepted, we believed in Jesus. As a result the Father graciously saved us and accepted us. - Ephesians 2:4-7.
