A testimony to the life that finds its foundation in Christ, this modern pop ballad is perfect for the moderately experienced soloist.

A triumphant celebration of God's forever faithful love and grace, this strong contemporary praise anthem works well with a worship leader and band or as a solo/ensemble piece. Also included: optional string charts.

Another winner from Slugs and Bugs, this children's song is a beautiful reminder of God's intimate care for everyone and everything He's created. Arranged for an adult soloist but perfect as a sing-a-long for younger children.

Todd Agnew's #1 radio single is a powerful rock confession that all we can offer God (and all that he wants) is authentic praise from committed lives. For the worship leader/soloist in contemporary settings, also includes harmony parts for additional vocalists.

With an ethereal rock edge, this powerful call to worship celebrates the united praise of God's redeemed people. For worship leader and includes optional parts for additional vocalists, this anthem is perfect for a strong soloist or soloist with a small ensemble.

The contemporary radio hit Grace Like Rain has found it's way into the modern worship repertoire. We're pleased to offer Todd Agnew's original rock-inflected rendition here for your next service. For contemporary settings, this piece is arranged for a worship leader and includes harmony parts.

Arranged for soloist + 4-part choir/ensemble, this passionate song by Regi Stone and Jesse Shuster confesses our need for Christ, thanks him for all he has done, and pleads to go deeper into his grace. Perfect prior to prayer time in contemporary settings.

God came from heaven and moved every mountain, crossed every sea – He has done all that was needed to be our Savior and Lord. We are all the story of God’s grace! For contemporary settings, this piece for a worship leader/soloist also includes harmony for additional vocalists or praise team.

Worship leader Tony Sutherland brings up this inspiring song of praise. In the tougher seasons of life – night, sorrow, dark, pain - may we say, “I’ll just worship.” For the soloist or worship leader in a contemporary setting, this piece also includes harmony part for additional vocalist.