This light contemporary praise chorus--calling us to be still and know that he is God--can easily be adapted into a modern worship congregational. Arranged for soloist (or worship leader) and 3-part choir.

A beautiful and expressive piece from arranger Dave Williamson that is a reminder that we need nothing more than we need God. Arranged with 2 parts, this simple, flexible piece is excellent for a time of worship and reflection in a blended or contemporary setting.

One of the most popular songs in our entire catalog, this tranquil and tender song of surrender is easily adaptable to any blended or contemporary worship service. For worship leader (or soloist) and 4-part choir or ensemble, this flexible piece can be altered for leader only, if needed.

"Here I stand, to worship. Here I stand to call on your name!" A modern and gently lilting song of personal praise and surrender to our Savior that could work in any service.

Regi Stone and Robert Sterling have teamed up to create a tender and poignant piece that reminds us God is love and our salvation. For the soloist or worship leader in a blended or contemporary setting, this piece may also serve well as a special in traditional worship services.

A beautiful and heartfelt piece, Capture My Heart would be great for your entire worship team or simply as a solo. For contemporary settings, this song lovingly sings through who God is to us.

A tender acoustic song of surrender, trust, and worship that works as a solo or unison ensemble. Incorporating words straight out of the Lord's Prayer into the piece, this song is perfect for that moment of dedication or meditation in blended or contemporary settings.

Passionate and powerful, this song is an invitation to worship God with everything we have. The simple guitar line and reverent feeling of this piece make it an excellent addition to blended contemporary worship settings. Arranged for soloist/worship leader, with optional duet.

A simple and gentle piece that is easy to learn and reminds us that all we need is in God. Arranged as a duet, this song would serve well in blended and contemporary settings as a special piece and could easily be adapted for soloist alone.