Every worship set should end with pure ascription. A time of vertical worship. A moment that celebrates and honors God simply for Who He is. "Ascribe to the Lord, O families of the peoples, ascribe to the Lord glory and strength!Ascribe to the Lord the glory due His Name,Bring an offering, and come into His courts!Worship the Lord in the Splendor of holinesstremble before him, all the earth!" - Psalm 96:7-9 Pastor James MacDonald describes vertical worship this way: "Nothing about me, everything about God; nothing about God's actions on our behalf, only about His exalted splendor and surpassing beauty. No benefit to us other than the joy of being lost in Who we've found." Find more resources through Brenton Collyer's Set List Series here and the Set List checklist here.

Four easy chords are all you need to know to play any of these popular Easter-themed worship songs, carols, and hymns. All the arrangements follow the original recording so that you can still play along with the recording. All the chords have been simplified down to G, C, Em, and D. You can transpose all of these songs into any key and even edit the arrangement. If you want to stick with G, C, Em, and D chord shapes, pull out your capo to play any of these songs in any key.

Bring Home The Music of the setlist of songs from the Kingdom Tour 2022 with Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin, along with special guests Jonathan McReynolds, and Housefires. Find out more details here.

Check out some of the Easter-focused worship songs of 2022 from Essential Worship. Featuring artists like Maverick City Music, Matt Maher, Phil Wickham, and Cory Asbury, these incredible songs will encourage your church as they sing about themes of the resurrection, hope, power of the cross, and redemption offered through Jesus Christ. Find more Easter-themed songs available here. Listen on Spotify!