Worship songs about worry offer comfort and encouragement by directing our hearts toward trust in God amidst anxiety and fear. These songs remind us of God's promises, His constant presence, and His ability to bring peace that surpasses understanding. Ideal for services focused on casting burdens and finding rest in God, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these reassuring songs to life, helping worshipers find solace and faith in God's care.

Bring Home The Music! Grab the best chord charts from the Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly Tour with Pat Barrett. Find out more details for locations and tickets online here.

These worship songs about listening focus on tuning our hearts to hear God's voice and being receptive to His guidance. They remind us of the importance of stillness and attentiveness in our walk of faith. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to lead your congregation in worship that encourages quiet reflection and a readiness to respond to God's call.

Worship songs about trouble provide comfort and hope, reminding worshipers of God's presence, strength, and faithfulness in difficult times. These songs acknowledge life's struggles, yet point to the assurance that God is with us, bringing peace and deliverance through every trial. Perfect for services focused on perseverance and trust, download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to support your worship team in delivering these encouraging songs, uplifting hearts in the midst of trouble.

Bring home the music from the Beautiful Life Tour Set list with Pat Barrett and special guest Aodhan King. The set flows seamlessly between powerful declarations like Build My Life and The Way (New Horizon), and the joyous celebration of new favorites like Better and Beautiful Life. With a mix of reflective moments, sing-along anthems, and personal storytelling woven throughout, the evening captures the full heartbeat of worship — raw, real, and rooted in hope. Get the music here.