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.

An inspiring, light contemporary SATB anthem w/soloist that acknowledges that God's presence and power is available to those who would worship and adore him.

An impassioned heart-cry for the Lord to speak and His people to listen and obey. Simply arranged for soloist and 3-part praise team to lead a congregation in praise and prayer. For blended and contemporary settings, this piece could easily be adapted for soloist alone.

An irresistibly contagious contemporary praise song penned by David Hampton and Jonathan Grow. Upbeat and driving without rocking too hard, this is a great opener for both adult and youth. For worship leader/soloist + includes additional parts for worship team.

Concord Worship brings us a passionate, heartfelt song for the church. This beautiful arrangement for solo and 4-part choir is a wonderful choice leading up to prayer or before a sermon. Serves well in 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.

This soulful anthem written and arranged by Marty Parks is easy for your SATB choir to learn and one your congregation will find singable and easy to follow. An adaptable piece, this song would work well in traditional, blended, and contemporary settings.

Beautiful and moving lyrics are joined with a Celtic-flavored melody that calls every believer to give to others the grace and mercy that has been given to us by God. Arranged for soloist (or worship leader) and 3-part choir or ensemble, this piece would fit well in contemporary settings.