Four easy chords are all you need to know to play any of these popular worship songs, carols, and hymns. All the arrangements follow the original recording so that you can still play along with the recording. All the chords have been simplified down to G, C, Em, and D. You can transpose all of these songs into any key and even edit the arrangement online. If you want to stick with G, C, Em, and D chord shapes, pull out your capo to play any of these songs in any key. Every song starts in the key of G. If you're looking for Christmas carols in four chords, check out our 4-chord Christmas album.

Jesus is most often called by his full name, Jesus Christ, today. Believe it or not, Christ is not the last name of Jesus. Christ is actually a title that means Messiah. Messiah and Christ both mean "anointed one." Download the chord charts, vocal arrangements, or orchestrations that help your church worship ministry extol and exalt the name of Jesus Christ the Messiah.

Our bodies move in response to the light in our hearts; active and alive for the love Christ offers us. The people of God stir to worship through the symphony of praise and the movement of their faith. It is an expression of gratitude, a response to the overwhelming work of His Spirit as he intercedes and calls us higher. Here is a list of songs focusing on dancing.