Thanks be to God for His unspeakable gift of all Jesus accomplished on the cross! Arranged for a SATB choir and soloist or worship leader, this song serves well in blended and contemporary settings any time of year. [Lyric video accompaniment track available to Unlimited PLUS Members.]

With an easy feel, Dennis Allen's arrangement of the beloved hymn will bring a light Southern gospel flavor to your next worship service. Ready to sing with one rehearsal! Arranged for SATB choir/ensemble (with optional solo), this piece could work well in any worship settings.

A sincere, warm song of gratitude to God that would easily find a home in your traditional or blended service. For a 2-part choir and soloist, a SATB version is also available.

From worship leader Trent Smith, "Glorious" builds with an engaging lyric and melody, ramping up to a powerful bridge and moving final tag. With parts for leader/soloist and 3-part choir or praise team, this contemporary anthem could easily be adapted for worship leader alone.

This excellent, upbeat contemporary arrangement by Travis Cottrell makes this hymn accessible to multiple generations. For a 3-part choir with band, this anthem is a wonderful addition to a blended or contemporary service. [Lyric video accompaniment track available for Unlimited PLUS members.]

A confident, modern worship celebration of God's strength and faithfulness in every circumstance. For the soloist and/or worship team in contemporary settings, this piece is both reverent as well as expectant and reminds us God is good.

From the award-winning Southern Gospel quartet Gold City, this country flavored arrangement of the classic hymn is sure to brighten any worship service. Adapted for men's quartet or choir, this piece would work well in blended and contemporary settings.

Arranged for worship leader and 3-part choir, this powerful anthem leads us in prayer, asking God to be everything in every part of our lives. This version works best for contemporary services.

Grace Chapel Worship has transformed this well-known 13th century hymn into a triumphant modern worship anthem--starting with solo, moving to unison choir and finishing with 4-part SATB harmonies.