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Title
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Author
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Description
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1074
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Let It Rise
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Holland Davis
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This is a great opening song - a call to worship. Fast and easy.
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1075
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My Saviour Lives
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Jon Egan and Glenn Packiam
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A lively song; strong yet simple. At the heart a fiery declaration; "I know that my Redeemer lives, and now I stand on what he did." Fast.
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1076
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Shout It Out
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Jeremy Scott
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A fast song of exhortation "Shout it out, the world needs to know!" It has a youth flavour but it is not restricted to that.
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1077
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Great is Your Faithfulness
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Adrian Murley
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A medium pace song with a strong chorus that is easy to sing. Adrian Murley is the producer of the album.
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1078
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No Sweeter Name
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Kari Jobe
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Medium fast. Very Jesus centred - succinctly spells out several aspects of Jesus' nature. A congregation will quickly pick up this lovely, lilting melody.
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1079
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Your Name
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Paul Baloche and Glenn Packiam
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Slow. Straightforward musically, the song draws our attention to the supremacy and power of the name of Jesus.
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1080
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There Is A River
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Lindell Cooley and Jessie Rodgers
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Medium fast. A Southern gospel feel to this redemption/cross focused song. Consider getting the congregation to shout the words "washed my sins away!!!"
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1081
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You Alone Are God
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Reuben Morgan and Ben Fielding
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Medium. The supremacy of God. The congregation will particularly enjoy the chorus and bridge: "You alone are God ... reign in all the earth."
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1082
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The Glory of the Cross
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Nolene Prince
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Medium slow. Builds through a meaningful redemption focus and culminates in a coda that provides excellent opportunity for worship.
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1083
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At The Cross
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Darlene Zschech and Reuben Morgan
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Medium. Beautiful words and beautiful music. The words take us on a journey from introspection to a strong affirmation of faith.
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1084
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Saviour King
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Mia Fieldes and Marty Sampson
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Slow. Hymn-like, with strong vivid words: "You asked your Son to carry this, the heavy Cross, our weight of sin". Builds solidly. A unique song.
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1085
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Glory to God
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Paul Zaia and Oliver Sebastian
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Slow. Dramatic anthem-like; God focused with a grand climax.
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1086
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Unchanging
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Chris Tomlin
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Medium. The essence of the song is found in the repeated words: "You never change, you never fail, O God." Very simple to sing.
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