Song Lists

Worship songs about the Living Water reflect on Christ's life-giving presence and the spiritual renewal He offers. These songs inspire hope and refreshment. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these themes into your worship.

Explore modern hymns that merge traditional depth with fresh musicality, appealing to all generations. These hymns bring timeless messages with a contemporary touch. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to add these beloved hymns to your repertoire.

This collection of worship songs and hymns brings a peaceful close to a service, offering blessings and reflection. With themes of peace, assurance, and gratitude, each song serves as a musical benediction, reminding us of God's love and faithfulness. Traditional and contemporary songs invite worshippers to carry the message of hope, peace, and grace into their daily lives.

Sometimes we do crazy things when we feel desperate. When anxiety becomes overwhelming or temptation becomes too great, we can throw everything away for momentary relief. We can be so quick to give up what God has given us for a fleeting reprieve. Download these songs on the theme of desperation.

Psalm 145 begins with David expressing his resolve, and likely his habitual practice, to extol, bless, and praise the Lord daily. “Every day I will bless you and praise your name forever and forever” (v. 2). Daily praise is thoroughly appropriate because the Lord is “greatly to be praised.” David then rejoices in God's faithfulness to all generations. “One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts” (v. 4). It's almost as if David's praise commingles with the praise of all God's works as multiple generations of the faithful join in. “All your works shall give thanks to you, O Lord, and all your saints shall bless you!” (v. 10) Together they magnify the greatness of his deeds, the steadfastness of his love, the faithfulness of his provision, the mercy of his salvation, and the finality of his judgment upon the wicked. When we ask, “How great is the Lord our God?” we inquire about his infinite greatness. When we declare, “How great is the Lord our God!” we proclaim his immeasurable worth. So, in response to God's infinite greatness and immeasurable worth, the psalmist calls upon all of creation to give thanks and bless his name. If you are one of those God has redeemed, saved, delivered, and adopted through Jesus Christ, God has called you to exalt his name. He has called you to do it with your whole being. And he has called you to do it daily. God will re- ceive the praise he deserves, even if it takes the rocks and hills to cry out. How will you respond today to David's invitation to join your voice with all of God's works, declaring the greatness of his name? How Great (Psalm 145) by Sovereign Grace Music, from the album Unchanging God: Songs From The Book Of Psalms Vol 1. Reflections curated by Sovereign Grace Music.

Find top Christmas worship songs being sung in churches across Ireland during the Advent season. Download chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks.

Hymns can provide a rich depth to our praise and worship services. Many of these hymns have been modernized in their style but the message and the lyrics are the same. Sometimes the melody is slightly adjusted or the chord progressions are simplified to reflect the style of contemporary worship music. With these arrangements, you should be able to easily flow between hymns and choruses in a worship experience full of spirit and truth.

The Christmas season is one that brings the full range of human experience. For many, it is filled with all the very best things in life – family, food, gifts and more. Yet for others, it is a season when financial stress, strained relationships, absence or disappointment can be intensified. However, when the angel first announced the news of Jesus' birth to the shepherds on that starry night in Bethlehem, the message was stunningly uncomplicated: But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.” (Luke 2.10, NIV) “Great joy for all the people” was no small claim on that first Christmas night, just as it is no small claim today. It was a promise given to people who faced real challenges that were very similar to the ones people face today. Jesus was the promise of joy that had long been prophesied and awaited. Rejoice, O people of Zion!Shout in triumph, O people of Jerusalem!Look, your king is coming to you.He is righteous and victorious,yet He is humble, riding on a donkey—riding on a donkey's colt.Zechariah 9.9 (NLT) Today, the joyous Christmas message of Jesus, extended equally to all, is more relevant than ever. In a world where both joy and equality can be in short supply, Christmas proclaims the existence of a Saviour – the hope of all humankind – who freely offers salvation and eternal life to all that believe in Him. How can our response to this great news be anything but likewise joy-filled? Let us, this day, take our gaze off the things of this earth and place it on to the source of our joy. Let us allow this message of joy for all of humankind to simplify the Christmas season for us. And let us allow our spirits to be compelled to lift up a sacrifice of praise to God – our own gift of gratitude extended heavenwards, in celebration of the Greatest Gift of all time. So lift up your voice and sing out His praiseIt's ChristmasBorn is the King, rejoice in the dayIt's Christmas Make a joyful soundIt's ChristmasLet His praise resoundIt's Christmas Goodwill to all the earthAnd peace divineAll of the earth rejoiceIt's Christmas timeIt's Christmas time Inspired by the song Born Is The King by Hillsong Worship. Original post featured on YouVersion.

Adoption is the heart of the gospel, built on the foundation that God, in all His fullness, offers us a place in His heavenly household. It is the title of new life; born of the Spirit and brought into complete salvation. To be a child of God is to know complete belonging in its most powerful form. It is more than just access; it is acceptance. Here is a list of songs focusing on what it means to be a child of God.

We were meant to be different, and we are called to live unified. This is what the apostle Paul calls us to when he says “live a life worthy of your calling” (Ephesians 4:1). God doesn't want us to ignore what makes us special or to try to be like everyone else. Download these songs and hymns that remind us of our differences, to bear with one another when we're annoyed, and to work toward peace (Ephesians 4:2-3).

“And David and all the house of Israel were celebrating before the Lord, with songs and lyres and harps and tambourines and castanets and cymbals.” —2 Samuel 6:5 We put together this list of joyful praise and worship songs that you can use to engage enthusiasm in your worship set.

The Bible tells us to sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs - and why wouldn't we since it is His Word. Singing scripture helps us mediate on it and memorize it, bringing us into deeper relationship with our Heavenly Father. The psalms are authentic in their worship, as we see the writers celebrate the faithfulness love of God and still also struggle with real life issues of their day. Here are songs based on the Psalms.

We are made new through Jesus Christ, whose mercy spoke over us and whose light shines within us. Baptism is purification, renewal, and submission of our lives in order to be made new. Beneath the Holy water, God turns His face in celebration as His children draw closer in commitment to Him. Here is a list of songs focusing on baptism.

This list provides the charts and sheet music for these great 2021 "Rock/Contemporary Song of the Year" 52nd Dove Award nominations so you can sing and play them in any setting. Since 1969 the GMA Dove Awards has honored outstanding achievements and excellence in Christian and Gospel Music. See all the nominations, and watch the 52nd Dove Awards online or in-person on October 19, 2021.