We can never run out of robust anthems that squarely and gloriously proclaim the victory of Jesus. This song helps a moving worship ballad performed with doses of heartfelt emotions, 'Be Still' encourages us to rest in the Lord in times when 'the world around us is crumbling and the chaos grows.'Īlready making into the constant repertoire of many worship teams is the Brooke Ligertwood, Scott Ligertwood and Jason ingram co-written single 'King of Kings.' Slamming naysayers who often criticise Hillsong for a dearth of theological depth, 'King of Kings' flourishes with a careful re-telling of the Gospel narrative climaxing in a trumpet outburst: 'Now this gospel truth of old/Shall not kneel shall not faint.' In times of anxiety, it's hard to be still and let God be God. And the bridge of the song: ' Holy, holy, holy are You, God/Holy, holy, holy are You, God/The whole earth is filled with Your glory, Jesus/The whole earth is filled with Your glory, Jesus' is simply worship at its best. Rather, we need to step into it, live it and soak up the joy of living in His goodness.ĭarlene Zschech surprises fans by dropping a stand alone single 'Forever My King.' Though the lyrics don't canvas new ground but the way this former Hillsong matriarch sings can bring you right to the feet of Jesus. We shouldn't just be spectators of God's goodness. This is what makes this song a must-sing. But this Jenn Johnson-led and co-written ballad wants us to live in God's goodness. So, here's our list (click on the song titles to listen them): Songs that speak to us in contemporary and engaging ways. Songs that are congregational directed, where there are singable melodies (4). Songs that are theological precise and doctrinally orthodox (3). God-centered where God is the subject and object of praise (2). In narrowing down our favorites, we cherrypicked songs that are (1).

2019 has not been short of great worship songs.

Hillsong worship albums 2019