Bring Home The Music! Grab the best chord charts of the setlist from the Phil Wickham Hymn Of Heaven concert tour with special guest Josh Baldwin. Find out more details for locations and tickets online here. This tour is named after his newest album release, Hymn of Heaven on Fair Trade Services, which features 13 songs, including his multiple-week No. 1 hit “Battle Belongs” and the current Mediabase Christian Audience No. 1 song, “House of the Lord.” This song is also No. 2 on the Billboard National Christian Audience and Christian Indicator charts.

Bring Home The Music! Grab the best chord charts of the setlist from the Phil Wickham Worship Nights concert tour 2021. Find out more details for locations and tickets online here.

Find chord charts, lead sheets, vocal charts and tracks to these top Christian worship songs released in 2021. Download the sheet music today and join churches around the globe in singing praises to our God! All these songs have been released within this current year, so you know this list is fresh!

Worship songs about calm inspire peace and trust in God's presence. These songs bring a soothing, restful atmosphere to worship. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to guide your congregation into a state of calm worship.

Experience the most-loved worship songs from Phil Wickham. From powerful declarations of God's faithfulness to intimate moments of praise, this collection features the songs that have inspired churches and worship leaders around the world.

Worship songs originally recorded in the key of Gb provide a warm, resonant tone, adding depth and richness to worship settings. This key works beautifully for both reflective and powerful worship moments, creating an atmosphere that draws congregations into a deeper connection. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to support your worship team in delivering these key of Gb favorites, enhancing your worship experience with warmth and sincerity.

Colossians 3:13a says, “Make allowance for each other's faults, and forgive anyone who offends you.” The first thing to do is understand that even the godliest people we know aren't perfect. They do things we might not think are right. If and when that happens, we're to be gracious and loving and explain to that person why we're offended. Here are some modern worship songs with the theme of forgiveness.

Passage: John 4:1-42 This song came out of nowhere. Most songs take hours/days/months for me to finish. This one seemed to drop from the heart of heaven. I'm singing to God in this song, but every time I sing it, it's like He's singing it over me. What a faithful friend He is. It's so important for us to remember what He has brought us through and to let it propel us to trust him. There is a powerful story in John 4 where it says that Jesus “had to go through Samaria.” What's interesting about this phrase is that it doesn't make geographical sense. Samaria is actually out of the way. It also doesn't make sense socially, since Jews didn't associate with Samaritans. Yet Jesus would not be deterred from going to this town. It was there that He met a woman coming out to draw water in the middle of the day. When Jesus encountered her, the conversation moved from Jesus needing a drink of water to Jesus pointing to Himself as what she was truly thirsting for. “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life” (John 4:13-14). The story continues, telling us that this woman had been in multiple relationships, which may be why she was drawing water in the heat of the day. In that culture, only men had the legal right to divorce, which means we can only imagine the pain, objectification, and abuse she could have gone through. But then she met Jesus. Not only did she change, but the whole town changed. I love this story because it shows how Jesus cares about “the one.” The outcast. The unworthy. He cares about us, and He is a King who takes detours to meet us right where we are at—and to show us He is what we have been thirsting for all along. The reality is, no matter how sincerely we could ever sing, “It's always been You,” He will always be the one singing it louder back over us. Based on the song It's Always Been You by Phil Wickham. Original post by Phil Wickham available on YouVersion based on the album - Hymn Of Heaven.