This slow and simple, acoustic heart-cry for consecration works well in both traditional or contemporary settings as a solo or congregational worship song. Also includes small section for a 2-part worship team to join in. [Lyric accompaniment video available with Unlimited PLUS Membership.]

This slow and simple, acoustic heart-cry for consecration works well in both traditional or contemporary settings as a solo or congregational worship song. Also includes small section for a 2-part worship team to join in. [Lyric accompaniment video available with Unlimited Membership.]

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.

For blended and contemporary settings, this anthem with a happy gospel feel is easy-to-learn and is sure to get toes tapping. A singable 4-part harmony and part for a soloist makes this a fun one for your quartet or worship choir!

Finding upbeat music is sometimes a challenge, but writers Jeremy Johnson and Paul Marino have teamed up to write a great tune that works well, especially as an opener in blended and contemporary worship services. This 3-part arrangement works well for both a choir or worship team/ensemble.

For those of you who enjoy a little southern gospel, this one’s for you! Your trio or ensemble can learn this 3-part arrangement with few rehearsals. You may even want to invite your choir to join in on the chorus! Works well blended and contemporary worship settings.

This missions song written by Drew Cline and arranged by Dave Williamson offers a 3-part arrangement that will be learned quickly by your group and is a wonderful declaration of submission to Christ. (Video added below)

A powerful piece for a soloist and a 3-part worship choir from Kristie Braselton with beautiful harmonies and a flowing melody. Would function well in a blended or contemporary setting.

This upbeat, contemporary 4-part hymn celebrates that the branches of the Cross extend life and hope to the world. A flexible anthem that would work well in contemporary and blended settings, and perhaps traditional worship services simply with vocals and piano accompaniment.