Revisit the top worship songs of 2009, a year filled with powerful praise that unified congregations worldwide. This list includes songs that stirred hearts and lifted worship to new heights. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to integrate these unforgettable songs into your worship services, reviving the spirit of 2009 in today's worship.
The 2000s brought a wave of powerful worship anthems that redefined church music and deeply impacted congregations worldwide. This collection of popular worship songs from the 2000s reflects the decade's passionate lyrics and inspiring melodies. Whether these songs are familiar or new to you, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these impactful anthems to life in your worship experience.
Looking back at 2019, the world seemed like it was in various forms of chaos. Brexit, fires in the Amazon, the impeachment trials, how could things get worse? Well, you know the story, but there is so much more to remember in 2019, a year that brought us a host of worship songs that we will be singing for years to come. Here are some of the most popular worship songs in 2019.
Relive the impactful worship songs of 2005, a year filled with inspiring praise and devotion. This collection captures the spirit of worship from that time. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to incorporate these influential songs into your services, celebrating timeless expressions of faith and worship.
The top 100 new worship songs of 2019 introduced inspiring themes of God's faithfulness, surrender, and the hope we find in Christ. These songs resonated with congregations through powerful lyrics and fresh melodies, fostering deeper moments of worship and reflection. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to incorporate these impactful 2019 worship songs into your services, creating an atmosphere of heartfelt praise and connection with God.
Experience the powerful worship of the 2019 Getty Music Worship Conference with these live recordings of songs about faith and unity. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these inspiring songs into your congregation's worship experience.
It seems the minute Halloween is over and kids are either bouncing off walls or groaning from sugar-induced stomachaches, retail stores rush into overhaul mode. Out goes decorative pumpkins, fall paper foliage, and other autumn-colored accents. In comes a blinding array of red and green product. Holiday music blares through speakers. Aisle shelves are suffocated by wrapping paper, decorations and batteries, flanked by brazen signs promising to beat competitors' prices. To some, it can be groan worthy. Seeing Christmas décor plastered all over stores brings with it a sense of doom. It's easy to envision long lines at the check out counter, unbearable traffic, the hassle of battling crowds for the perfect gift, and rising credit card bills. And it's just as easy to brush past the magic. The wonder. The joy. The miracle. The celebration. Let's not forgetIn the middle of the crazinessRemember thisJesus is the reasonFor this time of the year Every year we are warned against the sins of commercialism. We are told to stop focusing on presents, decorating, and spending money. Point taken. But it can be tempting to get distracted by the warnings ad nauseam and miss out on the joys of celebrating. Heaven and earth proclaimCome on, let's celebrateIt's Christmas Think about this. Jesus wasn't born in the best of circumstances. The political rule was like a dictatorship. Most people were struggling to get by financially. The folks who were waiting for Jesus expected nothing less than a Rambo-like warrior. So Jesus shows up in the midst of shaky times, deflating some expectations, and with barnyard animals and the stench of manure accompanying his teenage mom in labor. Not the best kind of set up for a promised Messiah. But wait. It's time to celebrate! Heaven rejoiced. Angels whooped and hollered, shouting out praises. The angel of the Lord appeared to unassuming shepherds and said, “I bring you good news that will bring great joy to all people” (Luke 2:10 NLT). Good news and great joy! Then a host of other angels came on the scene and joined the festivities shouting, “Glory to God in the highest heaven, and peace on earth” (Luke 2:14 NLT). It was a time of worship. Praise. Thanksgiving. Celebration. So instead of feeling condemned, annoyed, or frustrated by overzealous retailers, mad shoppers, or Bah Humbug-ers, celebrate! Celebrate Christmas with a spirit of adoration and joy. Celebrate by stringing up twinkling lights on your front door. Celebrate by humming the tunes of Nat King Cole and “Silent Night.” Celebrate by giving to those in need. If you need to, dial back your trips to the mall and spending habits. And, of course, keep your perspective in check. But don't let the grumblings of commercialism keep you from celebrating the One who came to give you the greatest gift—eternal life. Inspired by the song It's Christmas by Mandisa. Original post featured on YouVersion.
