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6 Worship Songs to Stir Your Soul

Songs to Sing If You Need to Praise Him

Jul 04, 2016

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6 Worship Songs to Stir Your Soul

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1. Good, Good Father - Housefires II

This song is the ultimate love song and a declaration on how amazing His love is for us. As we repeat how good He is and how loved we are by Him, you can feel your spirit uproar with gratitude. This song shows how we will continue to honor Him while He continuously pours out His faithfulness to us.

2. Praises (Be Lifted Up) - Josh Baldwin

The name says it all – if you feel your soul yearn for praising, this song is the way to go. Each verse within this tune opens up your voices to giving all honor where it is most deserved.

3. Glorious Name - Brady Toops

Toops’ shows us the true definition of worship and this song helps us sing to Jesus about how great, glorious and merciful He is and will always be. This song can also be used as a reminder for all of us on those days where we seem to lose sight of who He is: full of grace, full of truth and abounding in lovingkindness (Psalms 103:8 says The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in lovingkindness).

4. The Maker - Chris August

If you want to sing about how powerful having a relationship with Jesus makes you feel, this one is it. As it starts out with affirming that through the storm, your eyes will remain on Him. Declaring you love Him and He loves you, you’re sure to feel as if you can take on the world.

5. Heroes - Amanda Cook

When you feel like the world around you is spinning, this melody helps to show us that you will trust God throughout the struggle. You know there will be difficulties throughout life, but that won’t stop you from worshipping the Prince of Peace. Cook sings the ultimate confession of faith, telling God that we will continue to worship Him when it may feel like we can’t: “You taught my feet to dance upon disappointment and I will worship…”

6. One Thing - Hillsong Worship

Hillsong does a great job on telling the story of seeing everything you can on earth, having everything and still having nothing until you have a relationship with Jesus. Singing how you don’t want any earthly possessions and just the cross (“The things of this world I've counted as loss I lay it all down to take up this cross”) and declaring all you want, all you need is Christ is the ultimate praise.

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