This popular contemporary praise song by Jonas Myrin and Matt Redman is given a sensitive treatment by Lloyd Larson.  The words of the Psalmist (Ps. 103) combine with the idea that we could never

A spirit-filled worship song from Matt Redman and Jonas Myrin becomes a fantastic choral setting by Heather Sorenson that can be used effectively with groups of all sizes. This is a dynamic offering for the

This superb contemporary praise song is arranged here as a sensitive choral ballad. The words of Psalm 103 combine with the idea that we could never begin to count the reasons for which we come before God

This ethereal transcription provides a new and different setting for the cherished psalm. The very free, almost chantlike rhythms and repetitive harmonies of this a cappella piece, coupled with an original

With its unique title, A Million Notes was inspired by Psalm 136 and celebrates a lifetime of musical service and devotion. Pepper Choplin writes "just for fun, I calculated (and guessed) that in

This traditional a cappella anthem from the Phillip Keveren Choral Series has words by Henry F. Lyte and music by William Henry Monk, and was arranged for SATB choir by Phillip Keveren.

This song is a call to action for discipleship and evangelization to the world. This piano arrangement by Scott Soper is ideal for use in parishes without a praise band, and is sure to enhance any

This exquisite choral adaptation of a classic contemporary tune by Lenny LeBlanc and Paul Baloche features an instrumental ensemble including strings, oboe and rhythm section that adds to the great style

Utilizing handbells, SATB choir and rhythm, this anthem brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in a dynamic new anthem for blended worship. The combination of these forces is the perfect

This driving rock anthem of worship and praise comes from Houston's First Baptist Church and has words and music by John Bolin, Mike Harland, and Don Koch. It was arranged for SATB choir and soloist by John

This moderate worship ballad of adoration has words and music by Graham Kendrick and Martin Chalk, and was arranged and orchestrated for SATB choir by Craig Adams.