Song Lists

How amazing is our God! He knows you and I so well and wants only the best for His children. In Psalm 69, David describes a time of great suffering. He laments as his enemies continuously pursue him with hatred. What is incredible about this scripture is the journey of faith on which it leads us.In verse 1 he begins so clearly with a troubled heart that is honest and vulnerable before God. He says phrases like “I'm in over my head” and “I am burdened and tired of crying.” Have you ever been in over your head? Have you ever hurt so badly that you've grown tired of crying? As we journey through life, we are all affected at one point or another with pain. The good news today, friend, is that it is not the end. God has a plan for good and not for evil.Though the Psalm starts out with words of lament, the language of the passage begins to change as David thinks upon the Lord and assumes his posture of praise. “Let me shout God's name with a praising song.” He meditates on the faithfulness of God and begins to prophesy to everything around him saying, “You heavens praise Him; praise Him earth.” Reading on, we begin to see that David not only enters into God's presence, but he is reminded of his authority and the power of his declaration.When we know who Jesus is, then we find ourselves. When Jesus is exalted above our issues, we are reminded of our identity. We are more than conquerors. We are sons and daughters, kings and priests. In His presence is fullness of joy among the trials of life. Though there's pain in the offering, I believe that as we enter His courts with thanksgiving, we are given the divine perspective we need to see the victory of Jesus displayed in our mind, body, and spirit. Leading a Christian life does not indicate the absence of pain, but rather the power to overcome and move forward knowing that God is working all things together for our good. In our weakness His strength is made perfect and that's how He is glorified.Today, as you sing, bring your reality to God and exchange it for the garment of praise because He is faithful to reveal His perspective. Lift Him high above any pain by singing this one statement that puts every life-defining question to rest: “Jesus, I know who You are.” Based on the song I Know Who You Are by Planetshakers Original post available on YouVersion based on the album - Overflow.

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.

I believe it is God's will to fill us with every good thing, to the point of overflowing. Jesus promised us that “rivers of living water” would flow from the hearts of all who believed in Him (John 7:38 NLT). When we are filled with God's power, presence, and goodness, to the point where we can't contain what He is pouring into our lives, then we will experience the overflow spilling onto everyone we come into contact with!We wrote the song, 'Overflow,' with Ephesians 3:19-21 NLT in mind, which says, “May you experience the love of Christ, though it is too great to understand fully. Then you will be made complete with all the fullness of life and power that comes from God. Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. Glory to him in the church and in Christ Jesus through all generations forever and ever! Amen.”Verse 19 speaks of this possibility of being so filled with God Himself that we come to the point of overflowing. Then, in verse 20, we read that God can do far over and above anything we might ask or think. That's crazy!This is why we chose the lyrics in the pre-chorus of Overflow:Cause You go beyond what we desireYou're reaching higherGreater than allYou're never-ending and You overflowThe question then is this: What are you asking God for? What are we, as the body of Christ, daring to believe God for in our lives right now? God can do infinitely more than our highest prayers and desires!Activity:Pause for a moment and begin to dream with God. Dare to ask Him for breakthrough, for healing, and for every good thing according to His will!In Ephesians 3:21, we read of the fruit of overflow. The fruit of the overflow is that God gets the glory in the church and in Jesus throughout all generations! When you live a life of overflow, people around you won't be focused on you – they will see the goodness of God so evidently, and give Him all the glory! Just like the chorus of Overflow says, we've got so much to give Him praise for!Now to Him, all glory and powerWe sing our praiseOver and over againOver and over again Based on the song Overflow by Planetshakers Original post available on YouVersion based on the album - Overflow.

The faith of Christianity hinges on the resurrection. Did the life of Christ end on the cross, or is he still alive today? Without Christ's resurrection, we are left with a question mark regarding his divinity, which would negate anything he ever said. C. S. Lewis puts it this way in his book Mere Christianity: “A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher. He would either be a lunatic — on the level with the man who says he is a poached egg — or else he would be the Devil of Hell.” Paul stresses the importance of the resurrection when he says, “But if there is no resurrection of the dead, then Christ has not been raised; and if Christ has not been raised, then our proclamation is without foundation, and so is your faith.” (1 Cor. 15:13-14) The resurrection is what proved Jesus was God. It's what proved the power of the cross. From heaven to earth our savior cameFor us on a cross he bled and diedAnd from the cross to an empty graveHe rose to life The truth of the resurrection means Christ is alive today, and he is alive in us. Galatians says, “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me.” (Gal. 2:20) As Christians who believe in the resurrection, we believe that we have also died—died to sin—and are no longer slaves, but children of God, inheritors of His kingdom. (Gal. 4:7) We now live because of and for Christ. “You must make your choice,” continues Lewis. “Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worse.” Choose to believe in the power of the resurrection today, that Jesus reigns on his throne and he reigns in you. Based on the song He Lives by Chris Tomlin. Original post available on YouVersion based on the album Never Lose Sight.

Add the bold sound of brass to your worship music with this collection for trumpet, trombone, and other brass instruments. Perfect for a lively worship experience, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to equip your brass section for impactful worship.

Worship songs about leading focus on God's guidance, shepherding, and wisdom. These songs encourage worshipers to rely on God's direction. Access chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to integrate songs about divine leadership into your services, inspiring trust and following God's path.

Celebrate the season with a fresh soundtrack of worship. This year, Worship Together artists bring us a collection of Christmas songs that are more than just melodies—they're moments of awe, hope, and adoration. From soaring declarations of the King-come to humble whispers before the manger, these songs guide congregations into the heart of Christmas: the birth of Jesus Christ.

Celebrate the season with some of the most beloved Christmas worship songs from Chris Tomlin. These powerful arrangements blend timeless carols with modern expression, inviting your church into moments of awe, joy, and adoration.

Bring home the music from the Testify Tour with Kim Walker-Smith and Leeland — a powerful setlist filled with anthems of faith, revival, and the presence of God. This collection features songs that have moved hearts across the world.

Celebrate the season with breathtaking instrumental arrangements designed for both band and orchestra. These Top Christmas Instrumentals bring together timeless carols and modern classics—each arranged to fill your sanctuary or concert hall with warmth, joy, and cinematic beauty. Perfect for Christmas services, concerts, or holiday events.

Celebrate the season with the Top Christmas Worship Songs of 2025—a collection that captures the wonder, hope, and joy of Christ's birth. From powerful new anthems to timeless carols reimagined for today's church, these songs will inspire your congregation to worship the Savior with fresh passion and reverence this Christmas. Perfect for choirs, worship teams, and Christmas services of any style.

Experience the beauty of the season with New Christmas Instrumentals for Band and Orchestra—a stunning collection of fresh arrangements designed to elevate your Christmas services and concerts. From majestic overtures to tender carol medleys, these orchestrations bring timeless melodies to life with rich harmonies and expressive scoring for every ensemble. Perfect for worship, performance, and celebration throughout the Christmas season.

Discover the Top Christmas Choral Collections featured in 2025! Perfect for worship choirs, these collections feature beautifully arranged SATB parts, rehearsal tracks, orchestrations, and MultiTrack stems. Lead your congregation in worship with timeless carols and modern favorites. Find everything you need to make this Christmas season unforgettable for your choir and church. Download and print resources instantly!

Bethlehem was small, but God often uses the little things of life to work out his plans. A great ruler from tiny Bethlehem was promised in Micah 5:2. Matthew 2:6 emphasizes Beth­le­hem's importance, declaring, “You, Bethlehem . . . are by no means least among the ­rulers of Judah.” Find other Christmas songs and hymns on the theme of advent and the coming of Jesus.

This never-ending balance of humanity and eternity. Of flesh and spiritual. But He arrived some 2,000 years ago, to disturb what we all knew and provide a path of peace, love, and understanding. His arrival remains. His presence has not dissipated. And His exit won't be announced. What an entrance to the coming of Christ. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and audio tracks of songs and hymns for the Christmas season.