Revisit the top worship songs of 2009, a year filled with powerful praise that unified congregations worldwide. This list includes songs that stirred hearts and lifted worship to new heights. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to integrate these unforgettable songs into your worship services, reviving the spirit of 2009 in today's worship.

When have you been impressed, perhaps even overwhelmed, by the awesomeness of God? These songs help lead congregations to realize just how amazing it is to have such a relationship with the King of kings and Lord of lords. Download the chord charts, sheet music for piano, or orchestral arrangements to provide the foundational sheet music for any church music context.

This list is based on reporting data from small to large churches in South Africa across all denominations licensed with CCLI. Without a doubt, having a song land in the CCLI Top 100 is a significant benchmark for any Christian songwriter. While PraiseCharts tracks music purchasing in real-time, CCLI tracks the week-to-week usage of worship songs and reports on the results twice a year. The list may be static, and the songs might be dated, but it still represents a snapshot in time of significant trends in worship from churches all across the nation. See other country lists here, and find out more about copyright licences.

Find songs and hymns that keep a slower beat per minute. These are expressions of a slower, responsive pace of worship. Having stringed instruments can help support the band in a slower, yet confident expression of praise and worship.

Piano/Vocal sheets can help your pianist know what to play so that they complement the entire worship band. You don't want the piano player playing too much, or too little. We also have fully transcribed vocal parts, so that your lead singers are not guessing at what to sing. If they need to know when to sing in harmony, and what harmonies to sing, our charts will help eliminate the guesswork. This list represents the best songs we have for the season of Lent leading up to Easter.

If we claim to believe in someone, then we also believe in what that person can do. So, if we claim to believe in God, then why not have faith in His creation as well? If everything that He has done is good, how much more so are we whom he has made in his image and likeness and adopted as his sons and daughters. Consequently, our faith in God ought to be reflected in the trust we place in our own selves as well as in the abilities and skills He has entrusted to us. All this, coupled with His grace, is the perfect combination to carry out mighty acts. Download these chord charts and arrangements to engage congregations in reflecting the mighty, powerful name of Jesus.