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Our God is a God of life and victory. Even though this is absolutely true, it can be hard to believe it when there is so much hurt and brokenness in the world. All of us face an enormous amount of pressure in life. Chances are you have been pressed by your job, finances, relationships, or the onslaught of disappointment that comes at us on the news every single day. Even in the midst of hardship, God can break through and help us transcend the moment we are in. Psalm 118 is a psalm of victory. It's a psalm that recounts that faithfulness of God to save and to deliver. Oftentimes when we look back on how God has worked in our lives, it will embolden us to keep moving forward in faith, even while suffering. In verses 5-7, the psalmist writes, “When hard pressed, I cried to the Lord; he brought me into a spacious place. The Lord is with me; I will not be afraid. What can mere mortals do to me? The Lord is with me; he is my helper. I look in triumph on my enemies.” He says that I remember the time when God delivered me to a spacious place. So even now, I don't need to be afraid. Because He was faithful then, I can look ahead in triumph. In verses 13-14, he goes on to say “I was pushed back and about to fall, but the Lord helped me. The Lord is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation.” Our God is a savior. This is in His nature. He wants to defend and protect His children. We can trust in the goodness of our God! Worship is always the right response to the gift of God's salvation. “Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents of the righteous: 'The Lord's right hand has done mighty things! The Lord's right hand is lifted high; the Lord's right hand has done mighty things!' I will not die but live, and will proclaim what the Lord has done.” (v15-17). We can trust that God will lead us through whatever we are going through. The purpose of it all is to bring glory to Jesus. In the end, God wants to be the Lord and King over every area of our lives. Anything else we would choose to give our hearts to will ultimately fail us and entrap our souls. God has sent Jesus to save us and give us a new song of praise on the earth. Today, let's declare who He is over our lives. “You are my God, and I will praise you; you are my God, and I will exalt you.” (v28). Let's move anything that is less than out of the center of our affection and put Jesus in His rightful place. Let's step into the triumph of the victory He has given us through His death and resurrection. Based on the song You Are Our God by Brett Younker and Passion. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - I've Witnessed It by Passion.

Unless we're talking about our favorite true crime podcast or courtroom drama, we don't often use the word “witness” in our everyday vernacular. It may feel a bit antiquated or like a word only evangelists use when they are encouraging us to share our faith. However, Eugene Peterson says “A witness is never the center but only the person who points to or names what is going on at the center…” And Paul tells us in Colossians 1:15-17 that, “the Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. For in him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together.” With this information, one could say that not only are we all witnesses, but it's why we were created — to give praise and honor and glory to the only one worthy of all of it, Jesus Christ. Witness implies presence. It means we can find God in our own story — His faithfulness, His goodness, His love, His forgiveness, His presence. And on the days, weeks, months, or years when it's difficult to remember, we do what the people of God have done for centuries— we sing. We sing to remind our souls of the character of the One we worship and to help resuscitate a faith in desperate need of hope. And as those who are not without hope, we testify to what we have seen and heard. We tell our stories. The language of story is powerful and often conveys a truth that could not be conveyed in another way. Paul is telling the story of his encounter with Jesus when he says this in Acts 22:14-16, “Then he said: 'The God of our ancestors has chosen you to know his will and to see the Righteous One and to hear words from his mouth. You will be his witness to all people of what you have seen and heard. And now what are you waiting for? Get up, be baptized, and wash your sins away, calling on his name'.” When you discover the cure, when you find the answer, when you uncover hope and the way to life you don't just keep it to yourself. You want everyone to know - you become a witness to He who is at the center! Let these truths illuminate memories of God's faithfulness in your story that have been hiding in the shadows, let them put words of hope in your mouth on your darkest days, and encourage you to testify of the hope you've found to those desperately looking for home. His name is Jesus. Based on the song I've Witnessed It by Passion. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - I've Witnessed It by Passion

Scripture:"And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose."— Romans 8:28 (NASB) Introduction: Life often brings us moments of trial, uncertainty, and suffering. These are the times that test our faith and challenge our outlook. In such moments, our response is crucial. Will we let the burdens consume us, or will we lift our eyes to the One who is sovereign over all things? Dennis Jernigan, in the midst of personal struggle, found himself at this crossroads, and from that experience, the song "Speechless" was born. Personal Story – "Speechless" by Dennis Jernigan:"This song came one day as I sat before the Lord contemplating my options. Having gone through a very rough period of financial loss and other calamities (like my wife breaking her leg and being incapacitated since June!), I came to the place where I had two choices. I could either focus on the losses and the enemy's perspective, or I could focus on the Lord and HIS perspective. I chose the latter and began to simply thank Him and praise Him. This song came, and joy flooded my soul. It did not change my circumstances... but it did give me the proper perspective. God is in control no matter what, and He uses everything I go through for my good and His glory. And that simply leaves me speechless."— Dennis Jernigan, August 8, 2013 Dennis's story highlights a profound truth: sometimes, we cannot control our circumstances, but we can always control our response. In his case, even amidst financial difficulty and personal hardship, Dennis chose worship. The result wasn't a miraculous change in his situation, but rather a miraculous change in his heart. Worship brought joy and reminded him that God was still in control, using every trial for a greater purpose. Reflection: There's a temptation to believe that if we just pray hard enough or live faithfully, God will remove every obstacle. Yet the Bible and life teach us that often God's work is not about changing our circumstances but about changing us through those circumstances. Like Dennis, we must come to realize that even when our external situations remain the same, God's internal work is what brings peace, joy, and a renewed perspective. Romans 8:28 encourages us that God is always working, even when we cannot see it. Our task is to trust Him and allow worship to refocus our hearts. When we choose to praise God in our pain, we align ourselves with His sovereignty, recognizing that He works all things for the good of those who love Him. A Note on Worship and God's Endless Creativity: Dennis humorously reflects on the fact that a song titled "Speechless" contains so many words:"Years ago, one of the geniuses in Nashville told me I would one day run out of things to write about. I laughed then, and I laugh now. Why? My God is immense and fathomless beyond comprehension. That means His creativity is endless. It means I will NEVER run out of things to say to Him or to say about Him!"— Dennis Jernigan This truth extends beyond songwriting. As we live and breathe, as we go through both trials and triumphs, we can continually find new reasons to praise God. His goodness, His creativity, and His plans are inexhaustible. Let this be a reminder that we will never run out of reasons to worship our God, even in our toughest seasons. Prayer: Lord, I am humbled by Your sovereignty. Even when life is difficult, I know that You are in control, using every trial for Your glory and my good. Help me to choose worship in the face of hardship. Give me a heart of gratitude and joy, knowing that You are with me. I praise You for Your endless creativity and love, which sustain me through every season. Amen. Application: Worship in the Storm:When you face hardship, instead of focusing on the difficulty, spend a few moments worshiping God. This act of surrender will help shift your perspective, much like it did for Dennis. Thanksgiving List:Write down five things you're grateful for, even in the midst of your struggles. Use this list as a reminder of God's faithfulness. Trust in His Creativity:Just as Dennis found endless reasons to praise God, remind yourself that there's always something to be grateful for. Every day, find one new thing to thank God for, and let it fuel your praise.

“The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” - Lamentations 3:22-23 There's nothing like going to bed after a difficult day of stress or tragedy and waking up to what feels like a blank slate. But what's even better is when this happens to our souls. About four years ago, I went through a tragic experience that sent me into a multiple-month mayday. I vividly remember feeling nothing for the first time in my entire life. I was completely numb. Of course, I immediately ran to many vices in search of a cure. It's funny how in that moment, it made more sense to me to "amputate my own leg and replace it with a prosthetic" than to face the pain of the “bullets.” But the whole reason I was able to justify the "amputation" in the first place was so I could feel something. Anything. Even if it was only to convince myself that I was still alive. It didn't happen overnight, but somewhere along the way, something changed. I gradually became more and more aware of the pulse of my soul's heartbeat. The gift of life is like no other, but there is only one that supersedes it. That is the gift of salvation. It's one thing to wake up with breath in your lungs, but it is entirely another to wake up every single morning with a mercy that you've never met before. And there it is, waiting patiently for you when you wake up tomorrow. Based on the song Waking Up by Ed Cash, Scott Cash, Franni Cash, Andrew Bergthold, Martin Cash, Kyle Briskin. Original post by We The Kingdom is available on YouVersion based on the album Holy Water.

Lead Sheets are the primary sheet music product for leading praise and worship with vocals. The songs represented here have become the most sung across the United States and the world. These are the most popular worship songs downloaded from PraiseCharts in 2022.

Explore the top modern hymns of 2022, blending timeless hymn structures with fresh expressions of faith. These songs offer depth and relevance for today's worship. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these powerful hymns to your congregation.

I'm Free: The Enemy's Defeated, Jesus Has Won!There are so many scriptures in God's Word that talk about freedom. If you look at all the amazing things Jesus did on this earth, it was all about bringing freedom to people's lives. Then, of course, we received the ultimate prize of freedom when Jesus died on the cross for all our sin, defeating the works of the enemy! We wrote the song I'm Free to give people a weapon of declaration. “The enemy's defeated, Jesus has won!” When I look at God's Word, the following two scriptures scream out to me, declaring I'm free!“…the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead is living in you.” Romans 8:11“Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” 2 Corinthians 3:17From these two scriptures alone, we learn the amazing truth that freedom lives on the inside of us! No matter what the enemy tries to bind us up in, we have the power in us to break every chain and bondage. Jesus is stronger than anything that may come our way! Whenever you feel like the enemy is trying to weigh you down, declare the verse from this song:Light, Oh I'm feeling so lightLike a weight has been lifted, by YouJesus You are by breakthrough, It's YouI love what Galatians 5:1 says in the amplified version: “It was for this freedom that Christ set us free [completely liberating us]; therefore, keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery [which you once removed].”There is power in our declaration. No matter what you are facing today, whether it be spiritual or physical, declare God's freedom! John 8:36 (AMP) - “So if the Son makes you free, then you are unquestionably free.”YOU ARE FREE! Based on the song I'm Free by Planetshakers Original post available on YouVersion based on the album - Overflow.

“Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God — this is your true and proper worship.” — Romans 12:1 (NIV) In the song “If I Could Have Anything,” we are invited into a deep and intimate relationship with God, where our greatest desire is to be wholly His — an offering of love and devotion. This song beautifully captures the essence of what it means to live a life surrendered to God, seeking His presence above all else. “May I be like Mary, open to the movements of Your heart…” Mary, the mother of Jesus, exemplifies a heart that is fully open and receptive to God's will. Her willingness to say “yes” to God, despite the uncertainty and cost, is a powerful example of faithfulness. Like Mary, we are called to be open to God's movements in our lives, trusting in His promises and delighting in His presence more than in any gift or achievement. “If I could have anything, let it be Your eyes on me…” There is nothing more transformative than being seen by God. His gaze is not one of judgment but of love and acceptance. Every time we catch His gaze, our world begins to change. It reminds us that our value doesn't come from what we bring to the table but from the fact that we are known and loved by Him. The simplicity of offering our lives, even in our weakness, becomes a profound act of worship. “May I be like David, unconvinced by power or by idols…” David's heart was wholly devoted to God, whether in victory or in the valley of despair. He understood that true worship comes not from external circumstances but from a heart that prioritizes God above all else. We are challenged to love God's Spirit more than our reputation or success, finding our identity in His love alone. “I come alive loving You, I'm overwhelmed by the way You move…” This bridge speaks to the indescribable joy that comes from loving God. It's in those moments of deep connection, where words fall short, that we realize how much we truly need Him. The overwhelming love of God breathes life into our souls, transforming us into living offerings, holy and acceptable to our King. Application: Reflect on what it means to be an offering in your daily life. Are there areas where you're holding back, clinging to your own dreams or reputation? Let this song inspire you to release those things to God, offering your life fully to Him. Seek His gaze above all else, and let your love for Him be the driving force behind everything you do. Prayer: Lord, I desire to be like Mary, open and obedient to Your will. I want to be like David, undistracted by the world's temptations, and fully devoted to You. Help me to offer my life as a living sacrifice, pleasing in Your sight. May Your love be the anthem of my heart, and may I find my true identity in being Your beloved. Amen.

Discover the heart of worship in 2025 with this dynamic collection of the year's most loved songs. From powerful anthems to intimate moments of praise, these are the songs the Church is singing around the world—spirit-filled, gospel-centered, and full of truth.

These are the most popular songs arranged for piano and vocal lead for Easter. This comprehensive collection features a wide range of classic Easter hymns and contemporary worship songs, all expertly arranged for piano and voice. Whether you're a seasoned pianist or a beginner, these easy-to-follow arrangements will help you bring the powerful message of Easter to life through music. The clear and concise vocal lines and piano accompaniments make it simple for singers to lead the congregation, while the full piano scores provide enough musical detail for the pianist to create a lush and inspiring musical landscape. Find even more Easter songs and arrangements to support the Easter worship service here.

When we consider the fall of humanity that took place in the Garden of Eden—resulting in the curse of death—hope seems distant. But because of His unrelenting love, God the Father set into motion the greatest rescue plan the world has ever known, in the form of His Son Jesus. Imagine for a moment that you've just received this news: You've been found guilty and sentenced to death for crimes you've committed. How do you feel? What do you say? There's no hope. But then you're greeted by an eleventh hour message informing you that the crimes you were guilty of have been completely and irrevocably forgiven. You're overwhelmed with wonder as to who intervened on your behalf and how it all happened. And almost at the same moment, you're bursting with relief, joy, and gratitude toward whoever saved you. This is the good news to be shared at every opportunity. When we receive the gift of salvation, our guilt, shame, and regret are exchanged for life, hope, and redemption—because of our Savior Jesus. Isaiah 52 foretells the salvation and redemption God is sending, proclaiming that this good news will be told on the mountains and all over the world. We see this come to pass in Luke 2 when the shepherds hurry to tell everyone that Jesus, the hope of the world, has arrived! This is absolutely news to be shared! I love that it says: All who heard the shepherds' story were astonished ... Luke 2:18 NLT Challenge Take a moment to reflect on your life before you experienced the love, grace, and mercy of God. You may remember guilt, shame, and regret. But now, let the redeemed of the Lord say so! Let's share the good news of forgiveness and life with those around us as we continue to shine the light of hope that comes through Jesus our Savior. Generations later, let's continue to “Go Tell It”! —Devon Goins Based on the song Go Tell It (This Is Amazing Grace). Original post by Life.Church Worship available on YouVersion based on the album - Gloria by Life.Church Worship.

In 2020, many churches grew to rely on multitracks in their worship services. With limitations on group sizes, filling the gaps in the band with multitracks became more useful than ever. This is a list of the top 100 multitrack downloads from 2020. Sing one of these with your church this weekend!

Find the top Easter Worship Songs in 2023. These songs make the top list of churches singing these songs all around the world. Find more charts, Easter anthems, and full orchestrations available here.

2021 was a year that continued with a global pandemic and pushed the creative minds of artists and churches. There have been some incredible new worship songs written in 2021, including Thank You Jesus For The Blood (Charity Gayle), Hymn Of Heaven (Phil Wickham), and Jireh (Maverick City Music). Here is a complete list of the most popular worship songs in 2021.

Ever feel like an imposter? A pretender who is supposed to be full of faith and love but is also full of a bunch of other less desirable stuff? On the one hand, we confess to know Jesus and love our neighbor while our other hand thinks our neighbor is an annoying git? If others knew the thoughts of our hearts, we would be tossed out on your keister. Doubt and shame can hover like a dark shadow. Maybe your thing is a deeply held insecurity you try to keep buried. Your job is secure. You are relatively successful in your work or even wildly successful in your career. On the outside, no one would know the beast of self-doubt that lurks in the dark corners of your heart. Even with all the worldly successes, you wonder if you are enough. All the wrestling on the inside is not hidden from the God who created us and calls us by name. Sit on that and let the shiver snake down your spine. He knows our thoughts and the intentions of our hearts, and his response is to love. Watching the Maverick City's video for I Thank God, I wanted to jump in with equal expressions of gratefulness. God knows all the deep, hidden corners of my inner world, and He isn't repulsed. He invites me closer. The gift in that invitation is that as I move closer and those hidden areas light up with His presence, they are changed. I am changed. The darkness fades, and the light shines more brightly. Because He healed my heartHe changed my nameForever free, I'm not the sameI thank the MasterI thank the SaviorI thank God Maybe you are in recovery - or have been labeled as anxious or depressed. Overidentifying with labels is dangerous. I am not a fan of labels unless they help me learn how to take care of something. Clothing labels help us decide whether to hang it up or throw it in the dryer. A food label helps determine the expiration date. But labels on people are harmful. Labels on people put us in boxes with sides too high to climb. He is in that boat with you. You are not alone. I say I am broken, but God says He makes me whole. "So you also are complete through your union with Christ, who is the head over every ruler and authority" (Colossians 2:10). A more vulnerable truth might be that we are all in some sort of recovery. Recovering from broken hearts and broken lives. Recovering from what we created and what we have to deal with but never asked for. We face the dangers from within and the chaos all around us. Our slowly drifting, weary souls leave us battered and bruised. Got no choice but to believeMy doubts are burningLike ashes in the windSo, so long to my old friendsBurden and bitter nightYou can't just keep them movingNo, you ain't welcome hereFrom now 'til I walkThe streets of goldI'll sing of how You saved my soul We tend to want people to look and act a certain way, and deviations from the center typically don't fit in well. Variations often find themselves isolated and silenced. I'll sing of how You saved my soulThis wayward sonHas found his way back homeHe picked me upTurned me aroundPlaced my feet on solid ground Let's tell some truth. All fall short of center. On my worst days, you would run and hide if my heart was exposed before you. I have experienced anger so intense my teeth chattered. I have cursed in ways that would curl paint of the walls, but I also create safe spaces for vulnerable people to share their deepest emotional wounds. And if it happens in me, I know some dark things happen inside you, too. Wandering into the nightWanting a place to hideThis weary soul, this bag of bonesAnd I tried with all my mindAnd I just can't win the fightI'm slowly drifting, oh bag of boneAnd just when I ran out of roadI met a man I didn't knowAnd he told meThat I was not aloneHe picked me upHe turned me aroundHe placed my feet on solid ground I do thank God! He invites all to come close, no matter how visible the flaws. Have you dangerously tight roped your way through major depression? Have you felt your heart tear with sorrow holding vigil with a loved one in the ICU? That's my story, so what is yours? And if He did it for me, He can do it for youIf He did it for me, He can do it for youGet up, get up, get upGet up out of that grave God doesn't define you by your mistakes. He gives you a new name! He sees you in a way that the world may not. His vision of you is through the lens of His sacrifice. His blood for our life. God calls you up. He will not push you out because you haven't mastered or cleaned up every area of your life. Get up out of that graveIf He did it for me, He can do it for you Be encouraged. Join in the dance of gratefulness. Worship with Maverick City and thank God for grace - and His unfailing love. Tracey Dahl, M.A. is a writer and Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in Langley, BC (Canada). She is married to Ryan Dahl (Founder of PraiseCharts) and the mother of four grown children. I Thank God was written by Maverick City Music from the album Move Your Heart.