Sorrow, or mourning, when it is borne in a Christian way, contains a built-in comfort. “Happy are they that mourn; for they shall be comforted.” There is comfort in mourning because we know that Christ is with us. He has said, “Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.” Download chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks.

Worship songs about sleep bring themes of rest, peace, and trusting God's provision. These songs encourage worshipers to find calm and comfort in God's care. Access chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to introduce the soothing assurance of divine rest into your worship, providing a peaceful worship experience.

It is an irrevocable acceptance into the family of God and it is an empowerment to live a life wholly and fully with the purpose of reflecting God to the rest of His creation. These are worship songs and hymns that reflect the new life believers have in Jesus Christ. Download the best chord charts, vocal sheets, orchestrations, patches, and multitracks of songs on the theme of new life in Christ.

Worship songs about rain symbolize God's blessing and spiritual refreshment. These songs bring a sense of renewal and hope. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to incorporate these uplifting themes into your worship experience.

Revival washes over us when, as believers, we experience a renewed and refreshing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives, and gain a greater awareness of our need for Christ. The songs compiled here remind us of our daily need for confession and repentance as we seek revival in our hearts. More than just chord sheets, vocal arrangements, or multitracks, these songs usher in an atmosphere of praise for worship teams to help engage congregations of all sizes.

Worship songs about renewal inspire fresh hope and a revived spirit, reminding us of God's power to restore and renew. These songs celebrate the transformation that comes through His grace, filling us with strength and new purpose. Download chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations, and multitracks to bring these uplifting songs of renewal into your worship experience.

Bring Home The Music from Passion Conference 2022! Grab the chord charts of the setlist from artists including Cody Carnes, Maverick City Music, Brooke Ligertwood, Sean Curran, Kari Jobe, and the Passion Music team.

Check out some of the Pentecost-themed worship songs of 2024 from Worship Together. Featuring artists like The Belonging Co, UPPERROOM, and Hannah Hobbs, these incredible songs will encourage your church as they sing about themes of God's presence and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Bring Home The Music from Passion Conference 2023! Grab the chord charts of the setlist from artists including Cody Carnes, Maverick City Music, Brooke Ligertwood, Sean Curran, Kari Jobe, and the Passion Music team.

It is easy to let the news, social media, and our past experience determine the way we see our future in today's world. Our hopes can rise and fall on the general state of our country, workplace, or family. For others of us, we choose to resist any form of hope whatsoever. The very idea of hopes dashed is too painful. When we look at our situation, we seem to be surrounded by a desert on all sides. It is as if we are in the middle of a hot, barren wasteland where nothing can grow. We are thirsty, but there is no river. And in this place, we are tempted to believe this is the hand we have been dealt. Nothing can change. There is no way forward. But God. Isaiah 43:19 says, "Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert." Through Isaiah, God is saying he is making way for all creation. He has a plan for salvation and a path of deliverance for all people, and His name is Jesus! He is saying he has come to give us hope and a future! In the middle of the dried up, worn out, broken down— there is a way forward. Time after time in Scripture, we see God do just this. After tending sheep for forty years, Moses was stopped in his tracks by a burning bush. He was about to become the leader of the Israelite exodus. Joseph was thrown into a well, left for dead, sold to the Ishmaelites, falsely accused, and thrown in prison for over two years. He became second in command over all of Egypt and saved his family and the entire country from famine. Hannah longed for a son but couldn't have children. Year after year, she wept and poured out her heart before God. She eventually gave birth to Samuel and five other children. The way may look different than we think or desire, but God's promise remains. As we close, it is important to note God does not promise to bring us out of the wilderness but that he will make a way in the wilderness. Paul says in Romans 5:5, "Hope does not disappoint us because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit which has been given to us." God has given us the Holy Spirit whose work it is to open our eyes to the overwhelming significance of God's love for us; a love that has staggering implications for our future, a love that fills us with hope! We are prone to believe the lie, the false story that things cannot change. But take another look at God's track record and his promise. For generations, he's been doing new things; he's been making ways in wastelands and rivers in deserts. Who are we to believe the promise is not for us? Who are we not to believe he will do it again? Based on the song New Thing by Melodie Malone, Jessie Early, Patrick Mayberry. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Burn Bright by Passion.