Keith and Kristyn Getty occupy a unique space in the world of music today as preeminent modern hymn writers. In re-inventing the traditional hymn form, they have created a catalog of songs teaching Christian doctrine and crossing the genres of traditional, classical, folk, and contemporary composition which are sung the world over. Designed for any type of worship setting, these hymns are the best of Keith & Kristyn Getty. Download the chord charts, sheet music, or even go full with the complete orchestrations.

These songs dwell in the reality of repeated collapse—the kind that feels familiar to the human soul. They give voice to exhaustion, sorrow, and the quiet ache of perseverance when strength seems spent. Here, Christ is not portrayed as distant or untouched by weakness, but as One who stumbles under the accumulated weight of sin, injustice, and cruelty, yet refuses to abandon the work He has begun. See more songs for Easter here.

At this station, Jesus falls for the third time—exhausted, humiliated, and seemingly spent. There is no strength left to summon, no dignity to preserve, only the relentless weight of the cross and the love that keeps Him moving forward. These songs give voice to the finality of collapse, where perseverance is no longer fueled by resolve but by surrender. Here, Christ identifies fully with human frailty, meeting us at the lowest point of endurance. This list invites worshippers to sit with the cost of redemption and behold a Savior who falls again—yet refuses to abandon the work of salvation entrusted to Him. Find songs for Passion Week and Good Friday here.