As worship leaders have finished wrapping up their Christmas worship sets, the New Year is just at the corner. Unlike the yuletide season, where Christmas carols and songs are aplenty. This is not the case for the new year. So, here's a list of songs that could help congregations usher in the new year with faith and confidence in God.

Find songs that beautifully capture the theological gravitas of this season in the Christian calendar—a season that is about both joy and longing, celebration and expectation, gratitude and petition. Download more resources for Christmas and Advent here.

As we enter the Advent season, we are reminded of the deep anticipation and yearning for the coming of Christ. This curated list of Advent Songs of Waiting and Longing reflects the heartfelt expectation that has marked this season for centuries. These songs are perfect for creating an atmosphere of reflection, hope, and worship during your Advent services, leading congregations to focus on the promise of the Savior who is to come. Each song captures the profound themes of waiting for God's promises to be fulfilled and longing for His presence in our lives. From ancient hymns to modern arrangements, this collection invites worshipers to embrace the stillness, prayer, and hope of the season.

We arrange all of our top songs in four-part harmony (SATB) so that your choir can lead the way when it is time to worship at church. And besides, people look best in choir robes. We know this, and you know this. Here is a list of our top downloaded vocal sheets. You can bet that all the worship songs that show up at the top of this list are well suited for choir. Find more songs for the choir here.

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!

Hymns have been written all through the ages. Thousands of these Christmas songs have stood the test of time, uniting generations in a common voice of worship, and now arranged with a modern style or beat. Find more Christmas songs and hymns here.

Celebrate the joy and wonder of the season with this curated list of top worship songs for Christmas. Featuring timeless carols and modern arrangements, these songs are perfect for congregational singing, choir specials, or congregational worship settings.

Christmas is such a unique season for the church. For some reason, the world seems open to hearing the gospel through song. We sing many of the same songs over and over every year but always looking for something fresh. Here is a list of the most popular worship songs for Christmas right at this moment. Keep an eye on this list, because it gets updated every day, right up until Christmas!

Planning for Christmas-themed services is just 'round the corner and we want you to have the best Christmas songs and hymns in a variety of traditional, modern, and contemporary arrangements. With a variety of different resources to support your worship band, choir, or orchestra, these are some of the best worship songs for the Christmas season.

“Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage; rather, he made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death— even death on a cross!” Philippians 2:6-8 Christmas is the greatest miracle the world has ever seen. The very Creator who spoke the world into existence humbling Himself, stepping down out of Heaven, taking on flesh, and becoming like you and me. It is unthinkable that the King of all kings, enthroned in Glory, would come to our broken world to make us whole. He did this to save us and show us the way back to the Father. Up to this point, there had already been an incredible display of Heaven's power and miraculous breakthrough in the story of God—but nothing like this. “Here and now Light in the darkness Here and now Hope for the hopeless Emmanuel” In this Christmas season, take time to remember this miracle of miracles—this hope that now lives forever. Take time to slow down and feel the gravity of what Jesus has done and what it means for you and your life. A miracle is possible for you. Hope is available to you. He proved He is for us, and now nothing can stand against us. The King has come to dwell with us! Jesus, I welcome the miraculous power of Your presence into my life this season. Fill me again with wonder and awe at Your coming. I want to rejoice in the hope that Christmas holds. I praise You today for crossing the distance to rescue my heart. I surrender to you again. I love You. Amen. Based on the song The King Has Come by Jeff Pardo, Kristian Stanfill Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Hope Has A Name by Passion.