Style / Congregational - Unified Praise

Let's sing!

David Casswell

A call to worship in song.

1 year ago

All that we have

Liz Shea

I wrote this song as part of the 12 song challenge to write a song about God's generosity. I wanted to convey the reality from 1 chronicles 29.14 that everything we have is a gift from God and we simply return to Him what is His already. In verse 2 I also allude to God's provision of a ram as a substitute for Isaac, and our need for God to provide the perfect sacrifice of His Son for us to be in relationship with God.

1 Chronicles 29:14 Genesis 22 English Country Indie Pop Rock Singer/Songwriter Family Forgiveness Giving Goodness Life Love Mercy Congregational Response Contemporary

1 year ago

Unless the Lord Builds this House

Andy Biggs, Alistair Collins, Catharine Revill, Tom Kelleher, Stevie Hill

A song reminding us to commit our ways to the Lord first, echoing the words of Psalm 127. Written as part of the 2024 Resound Worship 12 Song Challenge.

Psalms 127:1 English Rock Joy Hope Sin Revival Restoration Voice Fear Conquering Congregational Contemporary

9 months ago

Daily I stumble (Grace enough) [Live]

Resound Worship, Ben Atkins

This simple song serves an opportunity to realign ourselves with God's gracious rescue. Our daily experience of destructive decisions is a story we all find ourselves in. But it is only a passing page in The Story of our Father's extravagant grace. Losing our place in his story of grace will always lead us deeper into death at the hands of the religion we crave to make ourselves okay - and religion never changed anyone's heart for the better! The Story that Jesus has invited us into is one of grace, not religion; it transforms the shameful burden of a servant into the joyful song of a child. It's time for us to remember our new existence is one of nothing but grace.

Lamentations 3:23 Luke 15:11 John 14:18 Romans 3:21 Romans 8:15 Confession Grace Humility Mercy Prodigal Salvation Sin Congregational Confessional Contemporary

7 years ago

God Of Hope

Ineke Marsman-Polhuijs

This song was written in a time wherein I was so overwhelmed by grief that I couldn’t write songs anymore. Someone mentioned I could ask my pastor for a theme to write about. My pastor immediately knew: Romans 15:13. I studied Romans, read it in all translations I could find and then wrote this song. A song of hope when I felt no hope at all. But when I sang it to and in our church, I found I could sing it along very well. Now I hope this song will bring hope to others.