“Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies)” by Chris Tomlin
This song shows a very powerful side of God – a thing very few worship songs discuss nowadays. While many songs are focusing on the more gentle aspects of God, this song brings in the more masculine side. Love it!
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Continue Reading…“Here and Now” by Eddie Kirkland
This is such a great anthem for your church. “All are welcome here as we are.” What a great way to start off your service for potential visitors.
“Praise Him” by Nathan and Gabriel Finochio
It’s a bubbly, infectious song that you’ll find yourself whistling around the house. Why wouldn’t you want to introduce this sort of song to your congregation! If this Royal Royal version is a bit too “indy” for you…check out the Hillsong version.
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Looking for some of the best worship songs to add to your set lists? CCLI posts the top 100 songs sung by churches. So these are winners – some of the best worship songs in the church today. You can click on the links and download/preview the song on Amazon.com. Be sure to share your favorite and best worship songs in a comment below!
Note: There are quite a few older songs on this list, so I bolded the newer ones to help you find the truly best worship songs.
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Give the song some time to grow on you. Before you make your decision, be sure to listen to it a couple times through headphones. Now picture your congregation singing along. That’s why your church should do this song.
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I love the simplicity of this song. Your congregation will easily be able to catch on. Plus, the song is easily scalable to any style of worship. (I’m not a big fan of the churchy vocals…but you could easily make this into a rock song.)
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