For the past few years, worship leaders from all over the U.S. have gathered with us for the Worship Circle REST Retreat. It's a time for you to get away from doing to just be. You'll be led in worship by Kim Walker-Smith, Matt Maher, Meredith Andrews, Rita Springer, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Travis Greene, Charlie Hall, Steve Fee, Mack Brock, and Paul Baloche, and Todd Fields You'll hear teaching that will change your life and way of doing ministry. Find out more here.

The top 100 new worship songs of 2014 offered fresh expressions of faith, with themes centered on God's grace, sovereignty, and our response in worship. These songs resonated deeply in congregational settings, blending impactful lyrics with dynamic melodies that inspired praise. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these popular 2014 worship songs into your services, creating an atmosphere of heartfelt worship and connection with God.

The second week of advent focuses on peace. The peace that the birth of Christ brings over our circumstances, our desires, and our futures. Here is a list of Christmas worship songs with the theme of peace for the second week of advent. Find more themes on hope, peace, and joy. Find Advent and Christmas readings here.

Christmas Eve takes the hope, peace, love, and joy from the four weeks of Advent and combines them in the anticipation of Christmas morning. Whether in quiet stillness and candlelight or with singing and dancing, these worship songs are handpicked for Christmas Eve. Find Advent and Christmas readings here.

Week three in the season of Advent is focused on the theme of love. The nativity was an act of love that speaks in its humility to every person in every circumstance, displaying the love of Christ to all. Here is a list of Christmas worship songs with the theme of love. Find other themes on hope, peace, and joy. Find Advent and Christmas readings here.

Whether its assembling a small string or brass ensemble, a choir to accompany, or a full orchestra for a Christmas production, here are the newest orchestrations released.

There is no way to get around singing the classic carols at Christmas. Yes indeed, we sing the same songs year after year after year. Even so, they are still incredible songs of worship and rich theology. Every year, songwriters, worship leaders and arrangers find ways to put a fresh spin on these age-old classics. Here is a list of the most popular fresh arrangements of the classic Christmas carols we all love to sing every year.

These songs we know by heart and hear so often have rich histories rooted in things like war, religion, social reform, and slavery. This list includes Christmas carols, famous instrumentals, popular hymns, and spirituals from countries around the world. Many of these songs were created out of a chance collaboration between artists spanning time and space; a clergyman pens a hymn, and years later, a composer resurrects those words and sets them to a melody. Download many of the arrangements we now have available in chord charts, piano/vocal, choir sheets, or orchestrations.