Favorite worship songs?
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NoNameMcgee
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i have GREAT ones
please listen
https://youtu.be/37cvFmPwIh4
https://youtu.be/zPdyDkWz8Ps
https://youtu.be/-TYQvOAIrv4
pleeease check them out
^_^
God bless
(first two especially)
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NoNameMcgee
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Tinuviel
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I'm not much into modern worship songs, but here's my three:
In Christ alone (by Stuart Townend Keith Getty)
The Power of the Cross (Stuart Townend)
He's Alive! (Don Francisco)
In Christ alone (by Stuart Townend Keith Getty)
The Power of the Cross (Stuart Townend)
He's Alive! (Don Francisco)
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Stranger36147
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Sorry, I don't have 3. I only have one that I heard a long time ago that always stayed with me.
[video=youtube;1CBNE25rtnE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CBNE25rtnE[/video]
[video=youtube;1CBNE25rtnE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CBNE25rtnE[/video]
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BrightOutlook
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I love Extravagant by Steffany Gretzinger and Amanda Cook. I could sing it every day.
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wwjd_kilden
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Set me free - Casting Crowns
Stand in the Rain - Superchick
Dance With the one who brung ya - Petra
Stand in the Rain - Superchick
Dance With the one who brung ya - Petra
I really like this worship song by Paul Wilbur.
[video=youtube;Ra4HWj1jrJA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra4HWj1jrJA[/video]
Loved Heart of Worship when i first heard it in early 90's. Its story:
The song dates back to the late 1990s, born from a period of apathy within Matt’s home church, Soul Survivor, in Watford, England. Despite the country’s overall contribution to the current worship revival, Redman’s congregation was struggling to find meaning in its musical outpouring at the time.
“There was a dynamic missing, so the pastor did a pretty brave thing,” he recalls. “He decided to get rid of the sound system and band for a season, and we gathered together with just our voices. His point was that we’d lost our way in worship, and the way to get back to the heart would be to strip everything away.”
Reminding his church family to be producers in worship, not just consumers, the pastor, Mike Pilavachi, asked, “When you come through the doors on a Sunday, what are you bringing as your offering to God?”
Matt says the question initially led to some embarrassing silence, but eventually people broke into a cappella songs and heartfelt prayers, encountering God in a fresh way.
“Before long, we reintroduced the musicians and sound system, as we’d gained a new perspective that worship is all about Jesus, and He commands a response in the depths of our souls no matter what the circumstance and setting. ‘The Heart of Worship’ simply describes what occurred.”
When the music fades, all is stripped away, and I simply come / Longing just to bring something that’s of worth that will bless your heart… / I’m coming back to the heart of worship, and it’s all about You, Jesus
Redman remembers writing the song quickly in his bedroom soon after the church’s journey together, with no grand intentions, by any means, for it to become an international anthem. He viewed the words simply as his personal, subjective response to what he was learning about worship...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euK1wBP_beU
The song dates back to the late 1990s, born from a period of apathy within Matt’s home church, Soul Survivor, in Watford, England. Despite the country’s overall contribution to the current worship revival, Redman’s congregation was struggling to find meaning in its musical outpouring at the time.
“There was a dynamic missing, so the pastor did a pretty brave thing,” he recalls. “He decided to get rid of the sound system and band for a season, and we gathered together with just our voices. His point was that we’d lost our way in worship, and the way to get back to the heart would be to strip everything away.”
Reminding his church family to be producers in worship, not just consumers, the pastor, Mike Pilavachi, asked, “When you come through the doors on a Sunday, what are you bringing as your offering to God?”
Matt says the question initially led to some embarrassing silence, but eventually people broke into a cappella songs and heartfelt prayers, encountering God in a fresh way.
“Before long, we reintroduced the musicians and sound system, as we’d gained a new perspective that worship is all about Jesus, and He commands a response in the depths of our souls no matter what the circumstance and setting. ‘The Heart of Worship’ simply describes what occurred.”
When the music fades, all is stripped away, and I simply come / Longing just to bring something that’s of worth that will bless your heart… / I’m coming back to the heart of worship, and it’s all about You, Jesus
Redman remembers writing the song quickly in his bedroom soon after the church’s journey together, with no grand intentions, by any means, for it to become an international anthem. He viewed the words simply as his personal, subjective response to what he was learning about worship...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euK1wBP_beU
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Child_Of_God777
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wow I'm not sure I can even answer this, but I'll try
no longer slaves by bethel music
multiplied by needtobreathe
since your love by united pursuit
wow, I did ittttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
no longer slaves by bethel music
multiplied by needtobreathe
since your love by united pursuit
wow, I did ittttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!