Song Lists

Our crowning achievement to the ministry of worship in churches all around the world is to provide modern-sounding orchestrations for all of the best, most popular Christmas worship songs. Whether the original recording had an orchestra in mind or not, we create arrangements so that every instrument on your team has something to play in production, cantata, or concert. So bring out your trumpets, saxophones, trombones, violins, and clarinets. These are the most popular Christmas worship orchestrations that we have to date!

From timeless classics to contemporary renditions, these orchestrations showcase the top Christmas orchestrations that churches played during the Christmas 2023 season. Elevate your Christmas celebrations with this curated list of orchestral arrangements, each note resonating with the spirit of the season.

Scripture:"For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” — Mark 10:45 The Humility of Heaven's King It's easy to marvel at the power and majesty of Jesus—the King of Kings, enthroned in glory. But Son Of Man by The Belonging Co invites us into a deeper reflection: The One who walked on streets of gold stepped into our suffering. The One whom angels worship was pierced for our sins. In Philippians 2:6-8, Paul describes how Jesus, “being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to His own advantage; rather, He made Himself nothing.” Jesus didn't cling to His throne—He left heaven's glory for the agony of the cross. Why? Because He loves us. The Price of Redemption The song's opening verse paints a vivid contrast:“He who hung the earth hung upon a sinner's tree.” Think about that. The One who spoke the world into existence (Colossians 1:16) was nailed to a cross He created. The Spotless Lamb bore our sin. The innocent took on the punishment of the guilty. Isaiah 53:5 reminds us:"He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds we are healed." His suffering wasn't random. It wasn't an accident. It was the price of our redemption. More Than Flesh and Bone Verse 2 leads us into the climactic moment of history:"He said it is done, the sky went dark, the air was cold. But He was more than flesh and bone.” On the cross, it seemed like death had won. The sky darkened, the earth shook, and Jesus breathed His last. But He was more than a man. Death could not hold Him. Three days later, He rose again—proving He is not just the Son of God, but the victorious Son of Man. Jesus didn't just take our sin—He conquered death itself. Now, because He lives, we too have victory. He Reigns Forever The bridge shifts from the suffering Savior to the reigning King:"He reigns, He reigns in the heavens. He reigns, He reigns in creation.” Jesus' story doesn't end at the cross. He reigns now, exalted at the right hand of the Father (Hebrews 1:3). And one day, He will return in glory. Revelation 19:16 declares, “On His robe and on His thigh He has this name written: King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” This is why we worship. This is why we sing. What Does This Mean for Us? If Jesus humbled Himself, how can we follow His example in our own lives? (Philippians 2:5) If He took our punishment, are we living in the freedom of His grace? (Romans 8:1) If He reigns, do we trust Him as King over every part of our lives? A Response of Worship The song closes with a simple but powerful declaration:"He came, He died, He rose again—the Lord, our God, the Son of Man." This is the Gospel in one line. This is our hope. This is our salvation. Will you live in the victory of the risen Son of Man today? Reflection Questions: How does Jesus' humility challenge the way you live and love others? Are there areas of your life where you struggle to trust Jesus as King? How can you walk in the victory of His resurrection today? Prayer: Jesus, You are the Son of God and the Son of Man. You left heaven's throne for me. You bore my sin, took my punishment, and conquered the grave. Thank You for Your sacrifice. Thank You for Your victory. Today, I surrender every part of my life to You—my Savior and my King. You reign forever. Amen.

Scripture:"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." — John 16:33 Confidence in the Chaos Life is full of battles. Some are external—challenges at work, broken relationships, financial struggles. Others are internal—anxiety, doubt, grief. In the face of these trials, fear often takes hold, whispering that we are alone and powerless. But Take Heart by The Worship Initiative reminds us of a greater reality: we are never alone. Even when an army surrounds us, even when the battle feels overwhelming, "The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear?" (Psalm 27:1). God is our stronghold, and He is not shaken. Because of this, we can stand firm, confident that He is with us. A Soul That Sings in the Storm The chorus is a declaration:"Take heart, my soul, be strong. The light has overcome." This is not just wishful thinking—it is a promise grounded in Christ. Jesus Himself told His disciples that in this world, trouble is inevitable. Yet He followed that sobering truth with a call to courage: "Take heart! I have overcome the world." (John 16:33). Notice that Jesus doesn't say, "You will overcome," as if our strength is enough. No—He says, "I have overcome." Our confidence is not in ourselves, but in the One who has already won the victory. When storms rage around us, we don't have to panic. We don't have to run. We can sing. The Greatest Desire Verse 3 echoes the heart of David in Psalm 27:4:"One thing I ask of the Lord, this is what I seek: to dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life." When trials come, it's easy to pray for immediate relief—to ask God to remove the struggle. But David's prayer, and the heart of this song, remind us that our deepest need is not the absence of trouble, but the presence of God. More than resolution, we need relationship. More than a quick fix, we need Him. When our hearts long for His presence above all else, we will find strength that the world cannot shake. A Call to Courage The bridge is an anthem: "Take heart, my soul. Be strong." This is both an encouragement and a challenge. Strength is not just something we receive—it is something we step into. It is a choice to trust. A choice to worship. A choice to stand firm when fear tells us to fall back. When the waves crash, take heart.When the night feels long, take heart.When hope seems distant, take heart.Because our Savior reigns. And the light has overcome. Reflection Questions: What battles are you facing right now? How does knowing God is your stronghold change the way you approach them? Do you find yourself asking for relief more than relationship? How can you shift your prayers to seek God's presence above all else? What does it look like for you to “take heart” in this season of your life? Prayer: Father, You are my light, my stronghold, my salvation. In the middle of the battles I face, remind me that You have already overcome. Strengthen my heart when fear tries to take hold. Teach me to long for You more than I long for answers. May my soul find its confidence not in my own strength, but in Your unshakable presence. I will sing in the storm because I know You are with me. Amen.

Derived from a variety of cultural traditions where it has evolved and changed a lot over the 3 centuries since it first began to emerge, but there are some common features that are often present including simple lyrics, strong percussion and rhythms, a call and response, and acapella vocals. Gospel music is similar to praise music and tends to be choral in expression to unite many voices. Find the chord charts, stage charts for the backline musicians, choir and vocal sheets for all the lead voices, orchestrations, and patches!

For the special service song or solo during the Christmas season, and with piano as the main accompaniment, download the instrument-specific arrangement. Find more instrument-specific arrangements here.

We have a variety of track products to enhance the sound of your live worship band. Need to fill in a couple of missing musicians? Try a MultiTrack. Just need to tighten up your band? Let them follow a Click Track. Missing a synth or drummer? Rhythm Tracks will help fill you out. Plus tracks for Vocal and Choir Practice, Reason files, Backing Tracks. Our tracks will keep your band in the groove and in the right tempo. No more speeding up, slowing down, and sounding thin.

All Saints Day, also known as All Hallows' Day, or Hallowmas, is a Christian celebration in honor of all the saints from Christian history. In Western Christianity, it is observed on November 1st. All Saints Day relates to giving God earnest gratitude for the lives and deaths of his saints, remembering those who were well-known and not. Additionally, individuals throughout Christian history are celebrated, such as Peter the Apostle. Download the chord charts, vocal sheets, and orchestrations to support these hymn suggestions.

Download music to lead kids in learning and putting scripture to memory are excellent teaching opportunities to share God's character and truth.

Capture the joy and reverence of the special occasions and moments during worship as you bring your instrument to life with carefully crafted instrumental arrangements. Whether you're playing a solo instrument or joining a worship ensemble, there is a wide range of sheet music options tailored to enhance your performance and create a captivating worship experience. Discover the perfect instrumental arrangements that will fill your Christmas or Easter services with heartfelt melodies and uplifting moments of worship.

Celebrate the qualities of the Fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—through these worship songs and hymns. These songs offer inspiration to live out God's Spirit-led virtues daily. Download chord charts, lead sheets, choir sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these timeless messages into your worship experience.

We love the heart and voice behind Shane & Shane and The Worship Initiative. They have brought us so many great arrangements that make great sounding modern worship songs accessible to everyday local churches. Here is a list of their favorite Christmas worship songs. Find all the sheet music here at PraiseCharts, and then listen to the entire playlist on Spotify.

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this,' says the Lord Almighty, 'and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it.” (Malachi 3:10). Giving is a way of opening ourselves to opportunity. When we choose to be God's opportunity of help and love for another person, we place ourselves in God's design for giving and receiving from one another. Download these songs and hymns that help remind us of being a blessing to others.

In the fourth and final week of Advent, we focus on the theme of joy. The joy of a mother, the joy that filled the angels with song, the joy of salvation. These Christmas worship songs with the theme of joy are perfect for this week of advent. Find more themes on hope, peace, and love. Find Advent and Christmas readings here.

The Top Hillsong Young & Free Praise and Worship Songs are a vibrant expression of faith, designed to engage and energize the next generation of worshippers. Known for their upbeat rhythms, electronic beats, and lyrics full of hope and freedom, these songs create a fresh, dynamic worship experience. From anthems of joy to intimate declarations of trust, Hillsong Young & Free captures the heart and spirit of youth, inviting them to encounter God in a powerful way. Ideal for youth groups, worship nights, or personal devotion, these songs ignite passion and inspire authentic worship, celebrating the boundless life found in Jesus.