While we try desperately to forget about the bedazzled jeans and airbrushed tees of the early 2000s, the music throughout the decade should never be forgotten. Here are some of the most popular worship songs that defined the 2000s.

These are the best moderate slow worship songs in a 3/4 time signature.

Most of the time when we see songs trending, they have been released in the last few months. This is a list of exceptions. These songs are rising on the charts and released in the 90s and 2000s. These are classics and throwbacks that are making a comeback. Take a look at these old worship songs that are still trending.

Living Hope and King of Kings found a comfortable home at the top of our modern hymn lists during 2020. The modern hymns in this list were made to tell the Gospel story in a way that an entire congregation can sing together, declaring the Gospel to each other and the world! Sing these amazing anthems with your church in the years to come!

Nostalgic and classic -- these contemporary worship songs have stood the test of time. Their melodies and chord progressions trigger memories of how the Spirit of God has moved throughout the decades. Slip one of these great classics into your setlist, and you'll be sure to capture the hearts of worshippers from a generation that has been faithful since the good old days. Here is a list of the most popular old Christian worship songs.

Unmatched by His Kingdom, the opposition of God lays in fires of eternal suffering. Hell is the waiting place of our enemy. However, where fears rise and our hope becomes distant, we are reminded of God’s promise to bring restoration to His people. Nothing will remain without judgment, but all who believe in the Son and follow His will shall be exalted in heaven. This is God’s promise to us. Here is a list of songs focusing on the concept of hell.

Tried and true. Call them nostalgic, old, or classic, these songs have stood the test of time at PraiseCharts. Take a look through some of the most memorable worship songs of all time.

The standard of righteousness is God, and if we are in Christ, our righteousness is Jesus' own, imputed to us. "That I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ—the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith. Philippians 3:8b-9. Here is a list of songs about righteousness.

In whatever setting, contemporary hymns are powerful and comforting declarations of the Gospel. In a year that flipped everyone head-over-heals, these top 100 contemporary hymns were a constant reminder of the promises of God.

Blessed is our Lord. A Father of comfort, a provider of peace. With warmth and waiting, He beckons us to come with our heavy laden, and He replaces our weight with His rest. As His Spirit intercedes our mourning, His love abides within the moments where our flesh fails us. It is a gift to be so graciously met by Him. Here is a list of songs focusing on this ever-present comfort.

The 2010s saw some worship music powerhouses take the stage and change the sound of worship music forever. Take a look through the songs that defined the decade, this is a list of the most popular worship songs that made their mark in the 2010s.

These are the best worship songs in a 3/4 time signature.

Even in the chaos, even in the confusion, we can be confident that God continues to overcome. There is safety in His stronghold, hope in His triumph, and power in His foundation. Our confidence in God is what activates the restoration of peace in our hearts. He delivers us from darkness, and He holds us through the transformation of lifting ourselves completely towards Him. Here is a list of songs focusing on the confidence we have in God.

Hymns have been written all through the ages. Thousands of these songs have stood the test of time, uniting generations in a common voice of worship. Hymns are still being written today, with an intentional focus on penning timeless melodies, multiple verses full of rich theology, and sometimes a chorus to tie the themes together. Here is a list of our most popular modern worship hymns, generally written after 1990. Who knows, maybe we'll still be singing some of these songs in the 2100s.

Life can feel overwhelming, which is why Jesus specifically reminded us, "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid" (John 14:27). Here is a list of songs that help you focus your heart on His peace.

Songs about strength encourage us in times of weakness, trouble, sorrow and need. Here is a list to uplift your heart, focused on strength

2014 was the year of the Sochi Olympics, the Polar Vortex, the Annexation of the Crimea, and the disappearance of flight MH370. It was also the year of Oceans (Where Feet May Fail), Forever, and This Is Amazing Grace. Take a look through this list of top 100 worship songs from 2014 and reminisce a little bit.

The decade has just begun and it feels like a decade's worth of things have already happened. So much music has already come out, and so many new trends have already begun that we thought we'd start this decade list already. Here's a list of the most popular worship songs from the 2020s so far.

2015 was the year of the Paris Attacks, the earthquake in Nepal, the Dress that broke the internet, and the election of Justin Trudeau. It was also the year of Because He Lives and so many others. Here's a complete list of the most popular worship songs in 2015.

2017 was the time of President Trump, Hurricane Irma, and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It was also the year that saw songs like What a Beautiful Name and O Come To The Altar take the stage. This is a complete list of the most popular worship songs from 2017.

2018 was the year of wildfires in California, the Royal Wedding of Harry and Meghan, #MeToo, and the death of Aretha Franklin. The world was bracing itself for even more change in the years ahead. But we also remember 2018 as a year that brought some incredible songs of worship. These are the most popular worship songs from 2018.

For every season cast with fear, God reminds us that His faithfulness walks beside us, within us, and before our doubt. Out of the ashes rises a peace meant for each and every weary soul, established by the confidence of His steady hand. Fear does not debilitate us, instead, it is the catalyst to move God’s people forward in their faith. Here is a list of songs meant to soak in the places where fear takes hold of your life.

2016 was marked by the hit musical Hamilton, the British Brexit vote, the death of Harambe, and the brief utopia of Pokémon Go. Through it all, we sang Good Good Father and so many more amazing worship songs. Here is our complete list of the most popular worship songs in 2016.

In 2020, many churches grew to rely on multi-tracks in their worship services. With limitations on group sizes, filling the gaps in the band with multi-tracks became more useful than ever. This is a list of the top 100 multi-track downloads from 2020. Sing one of these with your church this weekend!

Through 2020, choirs have had to improvise and adapt. And you did. These were the songs you sang while you figured out just how to sing together. This is a list of the top 100 SATB choir sheets downloaded from PraiseCharts in 2020.

Through Jesus Christ there is hope in life and death. Even through the tragedies of grief and loss, God’s promises cannot be bonded by the grave. Christ rose from the ashes and defeated death, and because of this we have eternal life. Here is a list of songs focusing on death.

From the throne to the dirt, the cross bears the burdens of our sin. The crucifixion allowed Jesus to reach through darkness and shine across the earth, a reckoning that tore the veil between death and eternity. It captures deep pain and agony as evidence for an even deeper act of love. Here is a list of songs focusing on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

The cross represents the significant sacrifice Jesus made for all of mankind. He took our place, bearing our debt, paying our wages of sin so that we do not have to bear the nail scars but instead can have life everlasting. Here is a compiled list of songs that are centered around the cross.

For more than 20 years, PraiseCharts arrangers have used Finale as their preferred software to produce all the sheet music arrangements we have in our catalog. Until now, we have sold our original Finale files as an optional add-on purchase after you own the Orchestration PDF. But we are changing things up! News flash - - Finale files are included with your original orchestration purchase for free! Now you have the freedom to tweak the arrangement, change the key, add a part, remove a part, change the font, or change the layout. It gets better ... if you have purchased an orchestration in the past, the Finale file is available for you to download immediately at no extra charge! Finale® is a registered trademark of MakeMusic.

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I woke up angry. Hurt, disappointed and angry. I also have a deadline. I am supposed to be writing about the love of God in Christ alone. So ironic. How do I connect to the love of God with the emotion of anger coursing through my veins? Today is a very human kind of day where no one filled the dishwasher or offered to help with the groceries. Someone borrowed the car and brought it home empty. The garbage cans are still sitting at the end of the driveway, and it was garbage day four days ago.  Someone took the last bit of coffee cream, leaving me with skim milk.  I could share this with someone. I could weave this tale with a friend or post something in an eerily passive way on social media. I would see those likes and comments of validation, knowing that others share or at least understand my emotions.  Here's the thing. None of that would transform my hurt, soften my disappointment or soothe my anger. For a few moments, I would feel great.  I'm sure one of my besties would come alongside me and say,  "heck ya, that wasn't very respectful to you!" Or, "how dare they do that!! You sure do have a right to be mad! I would be mad too!" My chin would jut out, my shoulders would drop down, and I would stand taller, feeling vindicated and understood. ... for about ten minutes.  And then, suppose there is no resolution to the initial hurt? Suppose I have to continue interacting with all of the "someones" who are a part of my irritation?  I could so easily pick up my hurt and disappointment the moment I am in their presence.   Sharing this pain for the world to hear will not clear the fog away to connect with the love of God, and it will not heal my heart.  When I am wrestling internally, I know I need the perspective of someone who both loves me and loves me enough to tell me the truth. My end goal is to have authentic, meaningful, loving connections with my people. To see and be seen and to be accepted and supported.  I have learned not to sit in emotional dark places alone. The darkness is where unresolved hurt festers. Instead, I go to my quiet place where Jesus waits with me.  This is a loose transcript of a typical conversation: Me:    I am pretty mad Jesus:  I see thatMe:  Ok, more than mad ... I am angry Jesus:  I knowMe:  I want them to know how hurt I am Jesus:  Tell me ... I know them well ... they might not be able to hold your hurt, but I can.Me:  I think it would feel better if they knew how they hurt me.Jesus:  Because you want them to hurt too?Me:  (busted) Maybe ... I am just so frustrated that my bones ache. I always have to be the first to make amends ... so, not this time. I am going to hold out.Jesus:  OK, I will wait with you.  (Pausing in His presence) How does a conversation like this continue for you? Does the voice of Jesus in your head condemn you for feeling this way? Does He quote some Bible verse about "not letting the sun go down on your anger" or forgiving your brother and "turning the other cheek?" Does Jesus sit and stare at you with judgment in His eyes?  This is the real, rusty and relevant, rubber hitting the road of relationships. Relationships are messy and often reactive. Maybe you and your spouse always get along. Maybe your children are always respectable, obedient, and lovely -- both privately and publicly. Maybe you don't ever say something out loud you later regret?  Maybe your family is free of awkward moments of discomfort and conflict? Maybe it is just us? Maybe my ordinary, messy life is not typical?  I know that isn't true. I know I am not alone because I work with people whose lives are messy.  Every day people are constantly falling into pits that they dug for themselves, and then they experience heartache and disappointment. I sit across from them while they tell me their stories of pain. I witness them telling of trauma histories that have turned my stomach in knots. Then, through empathy, I start to feel anger and deep sadness for the victims. I feel their pain. I know the ache of a human heart that lives with hurt, disappointment, and loss. I also know it is not enough to undo our aloneness or to feel understood -- we need to experience transformation. Healing and wholeness can so often feel just out of reach.  We need to know the power of Christ in us.  I can help others feel through the waves of their emotion and allow them to linger longer in the peace that comes when the waves cease. But Jesus is our Peace. He is the calm in our storms.  He is so passionate about pursuing us to bring heaven to earth, so we experience the transformation of our hearts and minds. When I allow the power of His resurrection to course through my veins, something shifts inside me.  His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness. (2 Peter 1:3) His power in us is the life-giving grace that floods our burdened hearts with peace, grace, and long-suffering. His power living in us allows our hurting hearts to lay down the pain and take up hope in restoration and repair. We have everything we need in Him.  He reached down from on high and took hold of me; he drew me out of deep waters. He rescued me from my powerful enemy, from my foes, who were too strong for me. They confronted me on the day of my disaster, but the LORD was my support. He brought me out into a spacious place; he rescued me because he delighted in me. (Psalm 18:16-19) Lean into this truth. Jesus offers us the gift of His presence for eternity. What is the end goal of Jesus? The restoration of all things and to have us near Him forever. He saves. He rescues us from our messy selves and places us in a safe space away from the darkness of our sin and pain.  Our hope is in Christ Alone. Tracey Dahl, M.A. is a writer and Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) at Shoreline Counselling in Langley, BC (Canada). She is married to Ryan Dahl (Founder of PraiseCharts) and the mother of four grown children. In Christ Alone was written by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend.