Worship Songs

Who Is Like the LORD Our God

Our Father, he lifts from the ashes,
He raises the poor and the lost;
He seats them to dine at his table,
To feast without money or cost.
The lonely he settles in families,
The barren a mother he makes;
O happy the heart of the stranger
Who’s welcomed by this King of Grace.

Who is like the LORD our God?
Who, with glory, fills the sky,
But humbles himself with the broken to dwell?
Who is like our God?

Though equal to God in his glory,
Christ Jesus became like a slave;
He humbled himself in obedience
To Death, and the Cross, and the Grave.
Victorious, he rose to the highest;
In glory, the Savior was raised.
His name above all names exalted;
The heav’ns and the earth sing his praise! Chorus

O Saints, fix your eyes on the Savior
And count all your righteousness loss.
Be found in his love and his favor,
And share in his death on the cross;
That all of his power in victory,
Imparted to you may abound,
And sharing the suff’rings of Jesus,
You share in his glory and crown! Chorus

Words: Wendell Kimbrough; Music: Wendell Kimbrough & Bruce Benedict; © 2013 Wendell Kimbrough; CCLI License #11029770

Jesus Paid it All

I hear the Savior say,
“Thy strength indeed is small;
Child of weakness, watch and pray,
find in me thine all in all.”

Jesus paid it all,
all to him I owe;
Sin had left a crimson stain, he
washed it white as snow.

Lord, now indeed I find
thy power and thine alone
Can change the leper’s spots,
and melt the heart of stone.

Jesus paid it all,
all to him I owe;
Sin had left a crimson stain, he
washed it white as snow.

And when, before the throne,
I stand in him complete;
“Jesus died, my soul to save.”
My lips shall still repeat.

Jesus paid it all,
all to him I owe;
Sin had left a crimson stain, he
washed it white as snow.

Oh praise the One who paid my debt
And raised this life up from the dead!
Oh praise the One who paid my debt
And raised this life up from the dead!
Oh praise the One who paid my debt
And raised this life up from the dead!

Words: Elvina M. Hall, 1865; Music: John T. Grape, 1868; PD; CCLI License #11029770

Psalm 62

My soul finds rest in God alone:
My rock and my salvation;
A fortress strong against my foes;
And I will not be shaken!
Though lips may bless, and hearts may curse,
And lies like arrows pierce me,
I’ll fix my heart on righteousness––
I’ll look to him who hears me!

O praise him, hallelujah!
My Delight and my Reward!
Everlasting, never failing:
My Redeemer, my God!

Find rest, my soul, in God alone,
Amid the world’s temptations.
When evil seeks to take a hold,
I’ll cling to my salvation!
Though riches come and riches go,
Don’t set your heart upon them.
The fields of hope in which I sow
Are harvested in heaven. Chorus

I’ll set my gaze on God alone
And trust in him completely.
With ev’ry day, pour out my soul,
And he will prove his mercy!
Though life is but a fleeting breath––
A sigh too brief to measure––
My King has crushed the curse of death,
And I am his forever! Chorus

Words/Music: Aaron Keyes and Stuart Townend; © 2007 Thankyou Music; CCLI License #11029770

Rejoice

Come and stand before your Maker,
full of wonder, full of fear!
Come behold his power and glory,
yet with confidence draw near!
For the One who holds the heavens
and commands the stars above
is the God who bends to bless us
with an unrelenting love!

Rejoice!
Come and lift your hands and raise your voice!
He is worthy of all praise! Rejoice!
Sing the mercies of your King,
And with trembling rejoice!

We are children of the promise,
the beloved of the Lord,
Won with everlasting kindness,
bought with sacrificial blood;
Bringing reconciliation
to a world that longs to know
the affections of a Father
who will never let them go! Chorus

All our sickness, all our sorrows
Jesus carried up the hill.
He has walked this path before us,
he is walking with us still,
Turning tragedy to triumph,
turning agony to praise;
There is blessing in the battle
so take heart and stand amazed!

Rejoice!
When you cry to him he hears your voice!
He will wipe away your tears! Rejoice!
In the midst of suffering
he will help you sing! Chorus

Words/Music: Dustin Kensrue & Stuart Townend; © 2013 Modern Hymnal Publishing, Dead Bird Theology, It’s All About Jesus Music, We Are Younger We Are Faster Music, and Unknown; CCLI License #11029770