Song Lists

Not sure if you have been there before. The sweet moments of intimacy with Jesus where you know His closeness, are moved by His word and experience the fullness of His spirit. Walking into Sunday services being so close, feet hardly touching the ground as you walk to the stage, grab your music...plug in your instrument. Those are tender, meaningful times of worship; sweet moments of connection with a deep sense of purpose. You hear Him call your name on that mountaintop knowing that He is pleased with you. It's a long drop falling from a mountaintop. Stepping over the edge of a cliff happens in a flash. Maybe the next morning starts with hot-tempered, overtired toddlers, or a spouse up too many times in the night with the baby. Sharp words over coffee and running late into the sanctuary where you feel like an ash heap. Feet heavy walking to the stage, heart pounding with guilt for displays of impatience and anger; plugging in your guitar, checking the monitor levels you feel unworthy. The worship set ends, and the imposter syndrome weighs heavy on your heart as you reflect on the morning. And then...you hear Him. He tenderly calls your name down into that valley. Yes, He still calls your name. And provide for those who grieve in Zion— to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair. They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor. - Isaiah 61:3 Mountains or valleys, He doesn't differentiate your position. He just invites you to come. Bring the sacrifice of praise and offer your gift. Shame into glory. Beauty for ashes. Not because of anything you did, but because of everything He is! He is the only one who can re-shape your broken, battered self. He is the God who turns mourning to dancing and your shame into glory. Those dry and brittle bones creaking in your weary soul find refreshment in His presence. Go to Him bruised with your failures and flaws out there in the open. Nothing is better than a touch from the Father. 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. Graves into Gardens is a song performed by Elevation Worship and singer-songwriter Brandon Lake. Graves into Gardens was released as the second single from their eighth live album. The song was written by Brandon Lake, Chris Brown, Steven Furtick, and Tiffany Hammer.

Do you ever glance around the world searching for a reason to feel hopeful? Do you ever end up discouraged? Such a quest can feel like a flickering flame, threatening to extinguish in the slightest breeze. While driving through my hometown today, I passed by a row of small wooden crosses stationed along the side of the road, each adorned with toddler-sized dresses. My stomach churned, considering the horror represented by the roadside tribute to 215 children whose remains were found in an unmarked burial site. The unmarked graves discovered in multiple residential school grounds across Canada represent a generation of young people abducted from their homes who faced unknown horrors. If I'm honest, I feel angry and I'm unsure how to respond. Who holds our faith when fears arise? Who stands above the stormy trial? So what happens when in the face of human suffering, the fire of hope in eternity fades? What happens when the words of our worship songs sit like stones in our chest? A quiet hallelujah is barely uttered and the fiery darts of the enemy slide in behind our breastplate. Why do we endure and keep searching for some measure of hope? Because right there in the middle of our suffering is a promise: we will feast in endless joy. And what reward will heaven bring?Everlasting life with himAnd we will rise to meet the LordThen sin and death will be destroyed Maybe you face another kind of agony that is closer to home. Alzheimer's, dementia, ALS, Parkinson's, Cancer: these are the names of afflictions so distant for many and a real-life battlefield for others. When you are on the battlefield, it is easy to feel helpless, hopeless, and numb. Where is the hope in that? This is the plight of our human condition: everyone bleeds. Human suffering is unavoidable. No one escapes hardship -- in some form, at some time. We cannot look here for our hope. Earthly hope does not endure. It fades, disappoints, and dies. "Christ has been raised from the dead" (1 Cor 15:20). That is the only statement that can transform how we live each day and how we prepare for our earthly life to end. To find comfort in life, we must know how we can face death. Hope comes only in trusting the one who died to take the curse of death and who crushed the power of death by His resurrection. See Getty Music. We all experience suffering as our earthly bodies waste away, but we hold fast to a promise that is unfading, protected by the resurrection. One day, we will feast at His banqueting table. Can you feel that truth settling into your heart? Like a healing balm of comfort, God says, "take my gift and have endless joy." And the God of all grace, who called youto his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore youand make you strong, firm and steadfast. To him be the power for ever and ever. Amen. 1 Peter 5:10,11 Don't sit in silence. Tell yourself both sides of the story. We will have suffering and there is a promise. Worship through the grief and find the promised hope. Breakthroughs come when hearts break open. 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. Christ Our Hope in Life and Death is a modern hymn written by Keith Getty, Jordan Kauflin, Matt Papa, Matt Boswell, and Matthew Merker (Getty Music). Words inspired by the Heidelberg Catechism.

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In Shepherd Boy, we witness the incredible mystery of the Christmas story unfold through the eyes of an unlikely witness—a simple shepherd. This young boy, whose life is spent in the quiet hills tending to his sheep, is suddenly drawn into the heart of a divine miracle. With awe and wonder, he watches the night sky light up with the brilliance of a star and hears an angelic choir fill the heavens, proclaiming the arrival of a Savior. The shepherd boy's reaction is a powerful example for us. Though he is “just a boy who watches the sheep,” he doesn't let his humility or lack of status keep him from believing in the miracle he's seen. Instead, he is eager to see for himself, to seek out the Savior who has come for all people. This reminds us that God often calls the least likely among us, the ordinary and humble, to be part of His extraordinary story. As 1 Corinthians 1:27 says, “God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.” Like the shepherd boy, we don't have to be someone “important” by the world's standards to be chosen by God. He meets us where we are. When the shepherd boy finally arrives at the stable, his response is one of deep, reverent joy. Seeing the baby Jesus, he recognizes Him as the “Lion of Judah, the King of my heart,” and is moved to tears. He can't keep the experience to himself; he's compelled to testify. This is the power of an encounter with Christ—it brings true, lasting joy that we're meant to share. Jesus is not just a story of the past; He is Emmanuel, God with us, bringing joy to our lives today. May we be like the shepherd boy, willing to leave the familiar and seek Jesus with open, expectant hearts. And when we find Him, may we respond with joy and proclaim to others that Jesus Christ, the Lord of lords, has come to bring peace to our hearts and to the world.

The song This Is Our God by Phil Wickham beautifully encapsulates the triumph of our Savior over sin, death, and every daunting giant that stands in our way. It is a victorious melody that elevates our perspectives from our troubles to the cross, where Christ bore it all so we could stand in freedom and victory. 1. Remembrance of Our Past Captivities: The lyrics vividly recount the struggles and obstacles we once faced — sin, shame, fear, death, and the grave, all looming like insurmountable walls and giants in our paths. They evoke remembrances of times when fear stole our breath, and our faith was seemingly too weak to muster a prayer. 2. The Triumph of Jesus:The lyrics aren't fixated on our challenges; they pivot toward the triumphant and powerful love of Jesus. Through His death and resurrection, the once-imposing walls crumble, and the giants fall. Death is defeated, and our graves of fear, sin, and shame are left empty and powerless. This is the proclamation of the cross – victory over every obstacle that separates us from God. 3. Undeniable, Unchangeable Love: The chorus rings out, "This is our God, this is who He is, He loves us." It is a bold declaration of God's unchanging nature and His unyielding love for us. The lyrics echo the foundational truth that God's love isn't a fleeting emotion but a steady, unchanging reality. Despite our past, failures, and weaknesses, His love remains - unfazed, undeterred, and unrelenting. 4. An Invitation to Proclaim His Glory: The song isn't merely a personal affirmation; it's a corporate declaration, uniting voices in proclaiming, "This is our God, King Jesus." Our response to His unending love and triumphant victory is praise. We proclaim His deeds, sharing stories of His faithfulness, to uplift our souls and extend hope to others who might still be staring at their walls and giants. 5. Unveiling Our Testimony:The bridges, "Who pulled me out of that pit, He did, He did. Who paid for all of our sin, nobody but Jesus," are testaments of personal experiences with God's redemption. It's more than just a general acknowledgment of what Jesus did; it's a recognition of how His sacrifice directly impacts our individual stories. Reflecting on Romans 8:37-39, we find assurance that in every challenge, in every moment where the giants and walls seem to define our stories, we are more than conquerors through Him. There is not a single thing in existence that can sever God's love for us, a love so powerful that it willingly climbed upon a cross to ensure that every wall and giant in our lives was defeated. This devotional invites you to listen to the words of This Is Our God and truly embrace them. Allow them to inspire a fresh proclamation of faith in your life. Look at the ruins of the walls and the fallen giants, and see in them the victory of your Savior. Share your story, proclaim His glory, and let the world know: This is our God, King Jesus, and He is victorious! Romans 8:37-39 - "No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord."

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Download the song-specific Fractal FM3 Patch available for the top Christian worship songs. PraiseCharts has partnered with Selah Sounds to give you custom impulse responses for each of our patches. Find other pedal models available including the Fractal FM9, Fractal Axe-FXIcII, Line 6 Helix, Line 6 HX Stomp, Line 6 POD Go, and Kemper Performance. Also available are matching chord charts, stage charts, and lead sheets for these arrangements.

Songs Of Worship is a series of song sheets featuring your favorite songs, arranged in singable keys that are easy to play on the guitar or piano. The Easter Favorites 1 collection contains a resource of 24 chord charts complied into a 6 page format that you can mix and match to create custom song sheets for yourself or your small group to equip you to flourish as a musician and worshipper.

Download the song-specific Line 6 Helix POD Go Patches available for the top Christian worship songs. PraiseCharts has partnered with Selah Sounds to give you custom impulse responses for each of our patches. Find other pedal models available including Line 6 Helix, Line 6 HX Stomp, Kemper Performance, Fractal Axe FXIII, and Fractal FM3. Also available are matching chord charts, stage charts and vocal lead sheets for these arrangements.

It is amazing how an ordinary boy with a less-than-glamourous job of tending fields (read: shoveling sheep poop and fighting lions off in his spare time) for his father was chosen by God for His extraordinary purposes and specifically commended as being one “after God's own heart.” Our stories are the same! God has called us by name, and through Jesus, brought us into his family. He has made the ordinary extraordinary and given us a new heart, a heart freed from captivity to sin and death which can now choose instead to follow Jesus with abandon. Scripture says in 2 Chronicles 16:9 that the eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to him. In another translation, it says he strengthens hearts “that are completely his.” The world tells us to abandon our hearts to other things, and our flesh beckons us back to a life of sin. We may have our hands balled up around something which we have not given to God. It may be something we compartmentalize: God, you can have it all…except this one thing. What is the thing, the relationship, the addiction, the money, the area of life you want control over? Are there any walls in your heart toward God? What would happen if our hearts were “completely His?” He gives us a strength which encourages us, gives courage to us, and sustains us. We lose our false semblance of control, but gain the protection and loving leading of God in our lives and peace that passes understanding. Let it be said of us, the Church, this generation, you and me, that we are a people with hearts abandoned, hearts that are completely His, hearts that are ever after Him alone. God, give me a heart abandoned, ever after you alone. All the things of this world pale in comparison to You. If they don't, awaken me to the reality of Christ, open my eyes to see you and surely everything else will fade into the background. I know You're the one who gave me a new heart in Christ, so please shape it and guide it into your ways. Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing to you. In Jesus' name, Amen. Based on the song Heart Abandoned by Kristian Stanfill, Sean Curran. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the live album - Passion: Worthy Of Your Name, featuring worship songs from Passion Band, Chris Tomlin, Crowder, Matt Redman, Jimi Cravity & more!

Pentecost occurs every year, exactly 50 days after East Sunday, when we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit. We give thanks for and embrace the power of the Holy Spirit with the authority given through Christ! This is a list of chord charts, special arrangements, and orchestrations designed for your congregation as you declare and celebrate Pentecost! Download chord charts, stage charts, piano sheets, lyrics, vocal sheets, choral arrangements, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks, to best serve your worship band and choir.

Download the song-specific Line 6 Helix Stomp Patches available for the top Christian worship songs. PraiseCharts has partnered with Selah Sounds to give you custom impulse responses for each of our patches. Find other pedal models available including Line 6 Helix, Line 6 POD Go, Kemper Performance, Fractal FM9, Fractal Axe-FXIII, and Fractal FM3. Also available are matching chord charts, stage charts, and vocal lead sheets for these arrangements.

View a list of the top 30 songs scheduled the most over the next two weeks by all churches who use Planning Center. Download chord charts, stage charts, lyrics, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks.

What do you think is one of the most repeated commands in Scripture? There are the famous Ten Commandments, a plethora of additional commands the Israelites were supposed to obey in the Old Testament, and of course the greatest commandment: "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind'... And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" (Matthew 22:37,39) But the command we are given more often than most throughout Scripture may surprise you. It is not a warning or a "thou shalt not." It is simply this— give thanks! The Hebrew word for "thanks" is used forty-seven times in the Psalms alone. If we look at each occurrence, we notice it is often accompanied by a specific reason for giving thanks. The psalmists learned general thanks is valuable, but there is power in naming what God has done in our lives! Psalm 9:1 says, "I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart; I will recount all of your wonderful deeds." Wherever we find ourselves today, there is always room for giving thanks. There is always space to recount the faithfulness of God in our lives. In the harvest— give thanks.In the desert— give thanks.In the pain of heartbreak— give thanks.In the disappointment of dreams lost— give thanks. In the face of uncertainty— give thanks.In the grief of death— give thanks.In the celebration— give thanks! And there, in the middle of our gratitude, is right where we find God! Because His command to give thanks is an invitation to enjoy Him! It is in our rehearsing, retelling, and recounting of what God has done that we see once again His grace, mercy, love, and kindness toward us. When we remember what He's done— that Jesus, for the joy set before Him, endured the cross, emptied Himself, humbled Himself to the point of death so that we who believe in Him could be made alive with Him, that we should not perish but have everlasting life, we realize thankfulness is an act of praise! Our gratitude is worship! And we see once again Jesus is worthy to receive all the worship we can bring! Based on the song What He's Done by Mia Fieldes, Jacob Sooter, Chidima Ubah. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Burn Bright by Passion.

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