New Worship Songs You Should Sing

Here are new worship songs you should sing-fresh anthems of faith that stir the heart and lift the spirit. Whether you're leading a congregation or seeking a personal moment of reflection, these new songs carry themes of hope, surrender, victory, and the unfailing love of Jesus. Let these tunes become a soundtrack to your worship-songs that not only echo biblical truth but also resonate with the cry of today's church.

10. "The Image" --- Matt Redman, Gather Worship & Kaestrings

Matt Redman's recent collaboration on the song "The Image" with Gather Worship and Nigerian worship leader Kaestrings stands out as a significant addition to contemporary worship music. "The Image" delves into the often-overlooked years of Jesus' life between His birth and crucifixion, highlighting how His daily walk among humanity revealed God's heart. Redman emphasized the importance of this focus, stating, "We will sometimes sing of the birth and the death of Jesus, but not much else in-between."

9. "Adonai" --- Gas Street Music

This song is a heartfelt worship anthem that centers on the reverent acknowledgment of God's sovereignty. The title "Adonai" is a Hebrew term meaning "my Lord" or "my Master," underscoring the song's focus on God's supreme authority and lordship.

8. "Simple Phrase" --- TAYA

"Simple Phrase" is a worship song by TAYA, featured on her latest album. The song embodies TAYA's passion for creating music that leads listeners into authentic and heartfelt worship, focusing on the simplicity and depth of expressing love and devotion to Jesus.

7. "He Has Done Great Things" --- Bethel Music

Rooted in Psalm 103, the song celebrates the mighty works of God-particularly His mercy, forgiveness, and the redemptive power of Jesus' sacrifice. With lyrics that reflect on Christ's crucifixion, the removal of sin, and the depth of God's everlasting love, the song invites believers into a posture of gratitude and awe.

6. "Near the Lord" --- Jesus Culture featuring Kristene DiMarco

"Near the Lord" is a heartfelt worship song by Jesus Culture, featuring Kristene DiMarco. The lyrics express a profound longing to be near God, emphasizing that even the best days are incomparable to the richness of His presence. The chorus echoes this sentiment: "How good, how good, how good it is/Just to be near the Lord, just to be near You, Lord."

5. "Look At What The Lord Has Done" --- David Leonard

The song reflects on the transformative power of Jesus' sacrifice, celebrating His victory over sin and death.  The lyrics highlight God's unwavering faithfulness, emphasizing His strength, grace, and redemptive love. The chorus proclaims: "Look at what the Lord has done, look at what the Lord has done/For the world He came to save, freely gave His life away/Cross to grave and rose again, and we're alive because He is." This anthem invites believers to reflect on the magnitude of God's deeds and to respond with gratitude and praise.

4. "Christus Victor (Amen)" --- Keith & Kristyn Getty featuring Cochren & Co.

The lyrics of "Christus Victor (Amen)" draw inspiration from Revelation 15:3, echoing the song of Moses and the Lamb. The song emphasizes Christ's role as the victorious Lamb upon the throne, highlighting His redemptive work and eternal sovereignty.

3. "What An Awesome God" --- Phil Wickham

Phil Wickham's "What An Awesome God" is a dynamic reimagining of Rich Mullins' classic worship anthem "Awesome God." Released on April 15, 2025, this track breathes new life into the beloved chorus, blending modern production with heartfelt lyrics to celebrate God's majesty and power.

2. "The Greatest Name" --- Planetshakers featuring Darlene Zschech

This powerful worship anthem celebrates the supremacy and eternal reign of Jesus Christ. The song's lyrics highlight Christ's authority, healing power, and the ultimate breakthrough found in His name. Drawing inspiration from Philippians 2 and Revelation 5, it emphasizes the declaration that "every knee shall bow and every tongue confess."

1. "God and God Alone" --- Aaron Williams

"God and God Alone" is a worship song by Aaron Williams, featured on his album Abide, released in 2025. This song emphasizes placing one's hope solely in God, especially during times of hardship and uncertainty. It highlights themes of God's sovereignty, His role as a shelter, and His guidance through life's challenges.

 

 

Tags : New Worship Songs You Should Sing Darlene Zschech Aaron Williams Kaestrings Gather Worship Matt Redman Gas Street Music bethel music Jesus Culture kristene dimarco Planetshakers Phil Wickham Cochren & Co. Keith & Kristyn Getty