Looking back at 2019, the world seemed like it was in various forms of chaos. Brexit, fires in the Amazon, the impeachment trials, how could things get worse? Well, you know the story, but there is so much more to remember in 2019, a year that brought us a host of worship songs that we will be singing for years to come. Here are some of the most popular worship songs in 2019.

2014 was the year of the Sochi Olympics, the Polar Vortex, the Annexation of the Crimea, and the disappearance of flight MH370. It was also the year of Oceans (Where Feet May Fail), Forever, and This Is Amazing Grace. Take a look through this list of top 100 worship songs from 2014 and reminisce a little bit.

Worship Songs Originally Recorded in the Key of B

There’s a new hope rising. A new passion behind the songs we sing. In the face of one of the hardest seasons we’ve ever endured, our faith in the Gospel is stronger than ever. We are STILL standing. THIS is the time to come back together. THIS is the moment to raise our voices. For the first time ever these worship leaders will be TOGETHER on ONE stage, leading us in ONE voice, lifting up ONE NAME!  Find out more online here. 

Find top worship songs being sung in churches all across South Africa. Download chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks.

Let's be honest, you want your band to sound great. Beyond just the chords, our lead sheets and piano/vocal charts give you a clear road map to follow. Establish a tempo, find the groove, play the right chords, and sing the melody with the right kind of harmony. Everything comes together when the members of your band are all on the same page. We take pride in our charts so that you can play with confidence, sound amazing, and truly lead your congregation in life-changing worship.

Click Tracks are our most popular audio track product at PraiseCharts.  If you're new to using backing tracks, or a seasoned worship band, Click Tracks provide a way to sync your entire band to a consistent tempo and give you helpful navigational cues while using in-ear monitors.

Rhythm Tracks were created based on the success of Click Tracks.  Rhythm Tracks are similar to Click Tracks, built on the exact same arrangement, but intended for a different level of the worship band. Where Click Tracks are well suited for a fully developed band that has a solid rhythm section, Rhythm Tracks are designed for a smaller band that may not have live drums and bass guitar.