Bring Home The Music of the setlist of songs from We The King Tour 2022 with guest Cory Asbury! Find out more details here.

Bring home the music from the My People Tour 2022 with special guests We The Kingdom, Anne Wilson and Patrick Mayberry. The tour will span 11 cities and will see Crowder fresh off his Milk & Honey Tour. Find out more here.

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.

These are songs for moments of prayer, reverence, and even quiet worship during a church service or small group prayer time. By grabbing a guitar, or softly playing piano or keyboards, find the sheet music, or chord charts for the worship songs you need.

These are the core foundation resources of every song for the Thanksgiving season - the lyrics and chords. As you expand your worship band, find more arrangements an resources to fill out the worship sound here.

Marked by the young, fresh, enthusiastic, and creative youth ministries throughout the globe, these songs represent testimonies of a young generation who've found forgiveness, salvation, joy, and hope in Jesus Christ. Find the chord charts, stage charts, patches, and multitracks that will help young musicians in any youth worship team.

Water is the connection between both earthly and spiritual life. From the deep waters of our sorrows to the deep water of His love, we are reminded of His wellspring. It is the birth and transcendence of the earthly condition, as Christ transforms our understanding of limitations and points our gaze to the One with none. Jesus walked on water and proceeded to transmute it into wine. As intended by God from the beginning, water holds the power for both provision and purification. It is our reminder to see its impact as a touch of God's reverence Himself. Here is a list of songs focusing on water.

Did you get your invitation? You are not going to want to miss this. It is just going to be that good! The food is going to be excellent and the company -- spectacular! There will be more than enough of all the good things your heart craves. And this remarkable gathering will last forever. You won't tire of the company or tap out because you have no more emotional bandwidth to keep visiting with people. Come all you sinnersCome find His mercyCome to the tableHe will satisfyTaste of His goodnessFind what you're looking for One small matter. We don't know the date. For this event, we just always need to be ready. Anticipating an event like this is going to be tiring at times. Waiting is hard. Because in the waiting, other circumstances take our focus off what is to come. At first, we have all this excitement. We are ready; love the idea of being on the guest list and are eager to maintain our appearance, so we won't be caught off guard. But we can become distracted, even discouraged, because it just seems to be taking too long. Come all you wearyCome all you thirstyCome to the wellThat never runs dryDrink of the WaterCome and thirst no more Maybe your waiting is for your person, that particular person who is yours for life. Maybe your waiting is for the pain of grief to lighten because your person is no longer with you. Perhaps you are waiting for provision, protection or wholeness; worn down from human suffering. Our earthly conditions make the time of waiting for the grand reunion, the miraculous dance, our first heavenly supper feel dreadfully far away. For some of us, the waiting becomes unbearable. We turned to sources of gratification that feel good at the moment but leave scars on our bodies and wounds in our spirit. Bring all your failuresBring your addictionsCome lay them downAt the foot of the crossJesus is waitingGod so loved the world God so loved the world that he gave the very best for you and me. He so loved. God, as our host, is gracious, compassionate and attentive. He spares no expense, provides all we could hope for or imagine, and He, alone, will meet all our needs. He has extended this invitation for all to come, and He is all that we require while we wait. Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters;and you who have no money, come, buy and eat!Come, buy wine and milk without money and without cost.Why spend money on what is not bread, and your labor on what does not satisfy?Listen, listen to me, and eat what is good, and you will delight in the richest of fare. Give ear and come to me; listen, that you may live.Isaiah 55:1-3 NIV There are some seasons in life where the things we look forward to seem thin and less noteworthy. There are no significant events right around the corner; nothing new on the horizon; one day leads into the next. Life feels flat or lacks clarity and color. Things around just seem hazy and grey. Maybe it is the time of year, here on the West Coast? Possibly it is all the world events that we have shared on repeat these years, but January through March can be dull, grey, flat. The journey can be hard, can be tiresome. For now, we are to "run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus" (Heb 12:1c-2a ESV). The NIV replaces "looking to" with the phrase 'fixing our eyes' -- we are to "fix" or "lock" our eyes on Jesus. We lift our eyes above the muck and mire that weighs us down; we set down the heavy burdens and focus heavenward on the celebration that will happen when we get to the finish line. We The Kingdom's worship song, God So Loved, has been on repeat today. For God So Loved! This time of worship reminded me of that invitation to the heavenly banquet. You won't want to miss this event because you can't be disappointed there and it will exceed your expectations. The guest list, alone, will leave us awed. But it will be the indescribable waves of emotion when we see the One who extended the invitation that will leave us breathless. Tracey Dahl, M.A. is a writer and Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in Langley, BC (Canada). She is married to Ryan Dahl (Founder of PraiseCharts) and the mother of four grown children. God So Loved was written by We The Kingdom and featured on the Live At The Wheelhouse album.

Prepare your heart and your worship team with these powerful and meaningful Christmas songs, perfect for celebrating the birth of Christ. From modern worship anthems to timeless carols, this list features a blend of arrangements that will uplift your congregation and lead them into deep, Christ-centered worship during the Christmas season. Whether you're looking for fresh renditions of classics or brand-new songs that capture the awe and wonder of Christmas, this playlist has something for everyone.