The second song in a worship set builds faith, moving the congregation from welcome toward focus with declarations of who God is and what He has done. Find chord charts and lead sheets for that slot, then continue with a third song that moves into adoration.

The third song in a set moves into adoration, shifting the congregation from celebration toward intimacy with God. These slower, reflective songs come with chord charts and lead sheets, and follow naturally from a song that builds faith before high worship and praise.

Here are some of the best worship songs that have been simplified for your summer worship gatherings.

Songs rising from Bethel Music Worship School, an overflow of prayer, creativity and training for worship leaders. They carry a spontaneous, presence-focused sound that suits worship nights and Sunday gatherings, with charts and multitracks. See best of Bethel Music for more.