Song Lists

"He's the King of kings and the Lord of lords, that's my King! Do you know Him?" These powerful words, rooted in deep reverence and awe for the Lord, are a declaration of the greatness and majesty of Jesus Christ. That's My King, newly arranged by Travis Cottrell, is a song that captures the grandeur of Christ's kingship and invites us to boldly declare our loyalty, love, and devotion to the Savior. This song, based on the famous sermon excerpt by Dr. S.M. Lockridge, calls us to reflect on the many attributes of Jesus and to stand in awe of who He is. The Story Behind the Song The phrase “That's my King” comes from a well-known sermon delivered by Dr. S.M. Lockridge, a preacher from San Diego, California, in the 1970s. His passionate description of Jesus has resonated with millions of believers over the years. In the sermon, Dr. Lockridge paints a vivid picture of Christ's majesty, declaring that He is the King of kings, Lord of lords, and the supreme ruler over all creation. The sermon was not just a speech—it was an act of worship that called people to a deeper recognition of the Savior's lordship. The line, "That's my King," became an iconic phrase that encapsulates what it means to truly know and follow Jesus. It speaks to the heart of every believer who has experienced the transformative power of Christ and who can declare with conviction that Jesus is their King. Devotional Reflection The song That's My King draws directly from this legacy, taking the powerful message of Dr. Lockridge's sermon and transforming it into a vibrant, modern anthem of praise. With Cottrell's arrangement, this song invites choirs and worshippers alike to join in proclaiming Christ's supremacy. "He's the King of kings, He's the Lord of lords, that's my King!" As we reflect on this declaration, we are reminded of the many titles and attributes given to Jesus in Scripture. He is the King of kings (Revelation 19:16), the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6), the Bread of Life (John 6:35), and the Light of the World (John 8:12). These are not just names but revelations of who Christ is. Every title reveals a different facet of His nature and His role in our lives. He is our Savior, our Redeemer, our Protector, and our King. In a world filled with chaos, confusion, and uncertainty, That's My King reminds us that Jesus reigns supreme. No matter what challenges or struggles we face, Christ remains seated on the throne. He is unchanging, unwavering, and utterly sovereign. This song is a call to worship—to fix our eyes on Jesus and acknowledge His authority over all things. A Call to Bold Faith "Do you know Him?" This question, echoing throughout the song, invites us to examine our relationship with Christ. It's one thing to know about Jesus, but it's another thing to truly know Him. To know Him as King means to submit to His authority, to trust Him with our lives, and to follow Him wholeheartedly. As believers, we can confidently declare that Jesus is our King—not just in word but in deed. We are called to live lives that reflect our allegiance to Him, to seek first His kingdom (Matthew 6:33), and to serve Him with joyful hearts. When we say, "That's my King," we are not just making a statement; we are making a commitment to follow Him in every area of our lives. Worship in Response This newly arranged version by Travis Cottrell breathes new life into the timeless truth of Christ's kingship. With its powerful orchestration and dynamic choir arrangements, this song leads us into a place of exaltation, lifting high the name of Jesus. As you sing or listen to That's My King, take time to reflect on the greatness of Christ's lordship over your life. Let the words inspire you to worship Him with all your heart, declaring that He alone is worthy of your praise and devotion. A Call to Worship As you engage with this song, let it move you to worship the King of kings. Picture Christ in His majesty, reigning over all creation. Consider His love, His sacrifice, and His power. Allow the words to stir in your heart a deeper awe and reverence for the One who is both your Savior and your King. Prayer Lord Jesus, we proclaim today that You are our King. We stand in awe of Your majesty and Your greatness. Help us to know You more deeply and to follow You more faithfully. As we declare that You are the King of kings, may our lives reflect that truth in every way. We give You all the glory, honor, and praise. In Your name, Amen. In Travis Cottrell's new arrangement of That's My King, this song becomes a vibrant, worshipful anthem for churches and choirs to declare the kingship of Jesus with boldness and joy. As you sing it, let it be a reminder of Christ's sovereignty and lordship over your life. May your heart overflow with praise as you declare, “That's my King!”

Easter stands as the cornerstone of Christian faith—a celebration that transcends mere tradition to embody the very essence of our worship. What defines an Easter song? At its core, Easter worship centers on Jesus Christ as the victorious King of Kings who transitions humanity from death to life, breaking the chains of bondage and ushering in true freedom. The resurrection narrative isn't just historical; it's transformational, personal, and perpetually relevant. These songs showcase the most impactful Easter worship songs based on actual usage data from worship leaders worldwide.

There's never been a more compelling figure in all of human history than Jesus Christ. He has the ability to heal the sick, give sight to the blind, love His enemies, stand for truth, and shine light into the darkest and most desperate situations. He came from the light and perfection of heaven to show us what the Father is like, and to make a way for us to enjoy eternal life and friendship with Him. He came not of His own desire but to accomplish the will of the Father. Paul tells us in Philippians 2 that Jesus set aside the privileges of deity, emptying Himself of His outward glory by reducing Himself to the form of a lowly servant. If Jesus is showing us the Father, then the way of the Kingdom is humility and surrender. If that is how Jesus prayed, then my prayer ought to be the same. God, take me, change me and make me more like Jesus. Ephesians 5:1-2 says, “Watch what God does, and then you do it, like children who learn proper behavior from their parents. Mostly what God does is love you. Keep company with him and learn a life of love. Observe how Christ loved us. His love was not cautious but extravagant. He didn't love in order to get something from us but to give everything of himself to us. Love like that.” (MSG) What would it look like if we really prayed this prayer? We live in a culture that is fueled by a sense of self entitlement and pride. God wants to use us to show the world how much He loves them. He wants us to love people with the same compassion and humble, selfless, sacrificial love of Jesus! Based on the song More Like Jesus by Brooke Ligertwood, Kristian Stanfill, Scott Ligertwood, and Brett Younker. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Whole Heart by Passion Music.

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The 2010s saw worship music reach new heights, with songs that echoed across churches, concerts, and gatherings worldwide. This collection of popular worship songs from the 2010s highlights anthems known for their powerful lyrics and heartfelt messages. Whether you're revisiting these recent favorites or discovering them afresh, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring the decade's most impactful worship songs into your worship setting.

2022 was a year that continued with a global pandemic and pushed the creative minds of artists and churches. Here is a complete list of the most popular worship songs in 2022.

In a world filled with challenges and uncertainties, Maverick City Music's More Than Able is a song that brings us back to a foundational truth: Our God is not just able, but He is more than able. It's a declaration of His unending, surpassing power and a reminder of His love that never fails. 1. The Power of Belief: Our faith journey begins with the recognition of God's capability. When we come to believe that He is not just a higher power but the Highest Power, our perspective changes. We begin to see our challenges not as insurmountable mountains but as opportunities for God to display His might. 2. The Assurance of His Presence: God's ability is not just distant and abstract. It's personal and intimate. He's not a God who merely watches from a distance but one who is deeply involved in our lives. His promises are sure, and He reminds us that He's always present, even when we feel alone or overwhelmed. 3. Unfathomable Depth of His Power: Often, we limit God based on our understanding and experiences. We box Him into what we think is possible. But the song and our key scripture both emphasize that He can do immeasurably more than what we can ask or even imagine. It's a call to expand our faith, to believe for greater things, and to trust that our God is not limited by our perceptions or circumstances. 4. A Response of Praise: Recognizing God's unmatched ability should lead us to a heart of gratitude and worship. The song is not just a declaration of God's power but also an outpouring of adoration for who He is. Our challenges and struggles become a backdrop against which God's glory shines even brighter. 5. The Call to Surrender: To truly experience the depth of God's ability, we must surrender our efforts, our plans, and our understanding. It's in surrendering that we create space for God to move in ways that are beyond our comprehension. We lay down our limited strength and lean into His limitless power. As you listen to "More Than Able" or meditate upon its lyrics, let it be a reminder of the unfathomable power and love of God. Allow it to strengthen your faith, especially during moments of doubt or despair. There's comfort in knowing that we serve a God who is not caught off guard by our circumstances. He's not overwhelmed by our problems, nor is He unsure of the outcome. He's the God who parts seas, raises the dead, and calms storms. There's no situation too complex, no problem too big, and no heart too broken for Him to handle. Today, as you face the challenges ahead, remember that you're not relying on your own strength or understanding. You're leaning on the One who is more than able. Let His power infuse your spirit, and let His love envelop you. Rest in the assurance that whatever you face, God is more than able to see you through. May this song and devotional stir your faith, remind you of God's unfailing power, and lead you into a deeper trust and reliance on Him.Ephesians 3:20-21 - "Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen."

Explore popular worship songs loved by congregations across Australia. This collection captures the unique sound of Australian worship, blending powerful lyrics with inspiring melodies. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these favorites to your worship setting.

Our God is so good! He has provided us with everything we need to live a life of abundance. In Acts 2 we read how the disciples were empowered by the Holy Spirit. It was a supernatural experience that filled them with ability, efficiency, and might to make a difference in their world.From this one experience we see the birthing of the church, the sending out, the boldness and courage to spread the good news of Jesus throughout the known world. We have the same access to this amazing power of the Holy Spirit today! God wants to continue to empower us, His church, to see the kingdom of God come on earth as it is in heaven. Whatever your world looks like, God wants to empower you to make a difference!In reading this scripture, imagine what a very challenging time this would've been for all the disciples. They had just watched their friend, Savior, and mentor be crucified, and the world they knew appeared to be crashing down. All of the hopes and dreams in the disciples' minds, their ideas of this world that Jesus had been describing while He walked among them, was in disarray.While some of them had seen Jesus after His death, they were all waiting for something they really had no concept of--someone just like Jesus--the promised Holy Spirit. These men and women waited and prayed in faith in the midst of the chaos.Sometimes the world we imagined can come crashing down too and what we have dreamed doesn't become a reality. Hopelessness, despair, and disappointment can creep into our thinking. I'm sure the disciples would have felt all this and more.Yet, they held on to the promise, they held on to the words of Jesus. Then, suddenly, it came! The promised Holy Spirit came, and it was for each of them. It was the power of God working in them and through them to enable them to accomplish things far beyond their own abilities.Today, let the words of this song ring in your heart. “Come right now, Holy Spirit, release Your power. Lord, we are hungry for more of You. Heaven's open, You're bursting through, filling this place like a rushing wind.” Ask for empowerment from the Holy Spirit and allow Him to wipe away all of your doubts and propel you forward to see your world revolutionized by the power of God moving through you. Based on the song Come Right Now by Planetshakers Original post available on YouVersion based on the album - Overflow.

“Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage; rather, he made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death— even death on a cross!” Philippians 2:6-8 Christmas is the greatest miracle the world has ever seen. The very Creator who spoke the world into existence humbling Himself, stepping down out of Heaven, taking on flesh, and becoming like you and me. It is unthinkable that the King of all kings, enthroned in Glory, would come to our broken world to make us whole. He did this to save us and show us the way back to the Father. Up to this point, there had already been an incredible display of Heaven's power and miraculous breakthrough in the story of God—but nothing like this. “Here and now Light in the darkness Here and now Hope for the hopeless Emmanuel” In this Christmas season, take time to remember this miracle of miracles—this hope that now lives forever. Take time to slow down and feel the gravity of what Jesus has done and what it means for you and your life. A miracle is possible for you. Hope is available to you. He proved He is for us, and now nothing can stand against us. The King has come to dwell with us! Jesus, I welcome the miraculous power of Your presence into my life this season. Fill me again with wonder and awe at Your coming. I want to rejoice in the hope that Christmas holds. I praise You today for crossing the distance to rescue my heart. I surrender to you again. I love You. Amen. Based on the song The King Has Come by Jeff Pardo, Kristian Stanfill Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Hope Has A Name by Passion.

Do you know your giants? It is hard to imagine not seeing that one giant standing in a crowd, but some giants tend not to be that easy to spot. What about interactions with people or things that leave you feeling small or threatened? Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.James 1:2-4 You would think all giants would be easy to notice, but Goliaths go by different names and attack us in different ways. The ones that dwell inside us rule with an iron sceptre—the giant of insecurity or pride, for instance, or the giant of greed and self-promotion. Prowling around is a giant called judgement who hides in plain sight, distorting scripture and using biblical truth to promote a contrarian agenda. I may not face Goliath, but I've got my own giants. Elevation Worship's, Same God, featuring Jonsal Barrientes, invites us into realignment. A powerful reminder of who remains the giant slayer, the promise keeper and the healer of broken hearts and minds. He restores all things to himself because he, alone, created all things for himself. I'm calling on the Holy SpiritAlmighty River come and fill me againCome and fill me againCome and fill me again The same God who heard the cries from generations past hears us now. And His sameness matters. While the circumstances around us seem fluid and ever-changing like ocean tides, God is the same through all our tomorrows. He still heals and hems us in from behind. He is our protector and defender. You heard Your children then, You hear Your children nowYou are the same God, You are the same GodYou answered prayers back then, and You will answer nowYou are the same God, You are the same God Whether you are battling the giants lurking inside you, or giants that live on the mountain standing in your way, take a moment and remember the God who is for you. He hears. He saves. He restores. The same God whose heart and intention never shifts for your good remains faithful to His promises. 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. Same God was written by Pat Barrett, Chris Brown, Steven Furtick, Brandon Lake and featured on Elevation Worship's Same God album.

Enhance worship with sheet music for the alto saxophone, adding a warm, soulful sound to your music ministry. These songs support worshipful engagement and praise. Download lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to equip your saxophone players and create an enriching atmosphere in worship.

Ever felt like your soul was wandering in the wilderness or stuck in the frigid cold of a long winter season? Those days when your present moment circumstances fill up with anxiety or are littered with distraction. Grabbing your phone first thing in the morning to scroll through Instagram or scan Twitter, you notice the pang for a moment and then push it aside; His whispered invitation "I am here...just waiting for you to see me." Suddenly, you see the time, jump out of bed and begin getting ready for the day. And like yesterday, you fill your day with work, school, food ... and catching up on a few of your favorite episodes on Netflix, then climb restlessly back into bed. Maybe your version of winter seasons or wilderness wanderings looks a little bit different. Perhaps for you, there is less Netflix, but more striving to be honored at your workplace, extra hours spent at the office, or that nagging critical self-talk: "This project is lousy, no one is going to pay attention." Or the wretched voice of comparison: "I am never going to be as good as them...I shouldn't even bother putting in the effort." (Honestly, giving in to "comparison" is one of the quickest ways to stay stuck in a winter season!) Winter seasons and wilderness wanderings leave us depleted, worn-out, and lonely. Alone In the Wilderness Yet all the while, He is with us...waiting. We may not notice, but that doesn't change His truth. Our present moment circumstances hold us tightly to their focus, and we don't even see the disconnection from Jesus right away. We feel undone, unsettled and discontent. Finding yourself alone in a wilderness or winter season is unnerving. One thing to remember, even if we can't predict their length, seasons do change. When we find ourselves stuck in the dreariness of the soul's dark, rainy winter seasons; tired, discontent, and disoriented, take a moment and be intentional to speak about the Father's unchanging character. "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is -- his good, pleasing and perfect will." - Romans 12:2 Goodness of God Ask the Holy Spirit to lift your eyes above your circumstances and take in the unchanging nature of the Father; notice that He is good, He is faithful, He is our strength when we feel weak. My circumstances do not change His character. He remains the same, yesterday, today, and all for all our tomorrows. A song like Goodness of God calls out this truth of the Father's unchanging character. He is faithful, His mercy never fails, and He is present with us always. Singing this truth sets our hearts on the things above, becoming a welcomed break from the dreariness of winter wanderings. Noticing His nearness, speaking of God's faithfulness, and worshipping can shift seasons and at the very least give you the much-needed rest and resilience to keep pushing through the drought you are in. 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. Goodness Of God was written by Ed Cash, Ben Fielding, Jason Ingram, Brian Johnson, and Jenn Johnson.

Worship songs about the morning reflect themes of new beginnings, hope, and God's faithfulness. These songs bring freshness to worship. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to share these uplifting songs in your services.

While walking in beautiful South Carolina along the May River, where majestic oak trees form canopies over the walkways, I drank in the spectacular views. Taking in each breath as I walked, I felt my entire nervous system settle. With each step, each intake of fresh air, I entered further into a place of rest. I whispered a prayer of gratitude for this time of rest. Finding rest is not easy. Biblical rest isn't a call to stop moving but an inclination towards settling on the inside. If you are prone to anxiety, you are well acquainted with the internal energetic waves or a sense of constant churning. Author Bonnie Gray calls rest "emotional honesty." We go to Him as we are...our tired, worn-out selves. We can be ourselves at best or ourselves at worst, but are invited close regardless. "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." - Matthew 11:28 Our Difference-Maker We have the confident assurance that Christ in us is how we can enter fully into rest. He is the difference-maker. He is our how and our why: How we find peace amidst the heartache. Why we can rise from the ash heap, and the reason we carry on through our weaknesses — the double-edged sword of the Kingdom. He is my strength when I am weak. His presence brings peace in the middle of my storms. Not in our strength alone, but because of who He is in us — Christ in us, the hope of glory. As chosen by God, we are loved by the Father and fully restored to Him through the cross. He has created us; we are His workmanship. Our identity in Him is one we can rest in without striving to prove ourselves or getting lost in climbing up the ladder of success. We can rest in Him. Go and Dwell "Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty." - Psalm 91:1 We are invited to dwell in the shelter of the Most High and go to Him for rest. Go and dwell. Dwell means to live in a specified place, to think, speak or write at length about a particular subject. We take our whole selves somewhere to remain. We don't pop in now and again…we dwell, remain, and linger longer. Tim Challies, a pastor at Grace Fellowship Church in Toronto, Ontario, and co-founder of Cruciform Press, interviewed Richard Thompson and Jonny Robinson of CityAlight about their new music: "Our most recent hymn, Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me, took us 12 weeks to write. We dove deep into the idea of what it meant to have Christ dwell in us. What an incredibly profound, mysterious truth. It needed time. We wrote and rewrote the songs many, many times. We struggled for every word. If there are any songwriters reading this, we would encourage you to slow down. Your songs will be richer for it." Find rest in your writing. Slow down and notice God's presence surrounds you. Speak from that place of emotional honesty. 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. "Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me" was written by Jonny Robinson, Michael Farren, and Rich Thompson, and performed by CityAlight.