Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 Songbook

What is Praise & Worship music?

The Praise & Worship genre of music is characterized by songs that express devotion, adoration, and reverence towards a deity, often within a religious or spiritual context. These songs typically feature lyrics that exalt the divine, accompanied by melodic and harmonic elements intended to inspire worship and communal singing.

Praise & Worship Favorites Songbook Series:

Music is a great way to express your faith. The Praise & Worship Favorites Songbook Series includes popular favorites within the genre featuring elegant piano solo arrangements by Jennifer Eklund, appropriate for intermediates and above.

✝️ Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 Songbook

Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 (Songbook)

The Praise & Worship Volume 4 collection features ten Contemporary Christian hits arranged for intermediates & up by Jennifer Eklund. Includes favorites like, "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)," "Jealous of the Angels," "Goodness of God," "Here I Am To Worship," and "Look Up Child."

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The following ten songs are included in the Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 songbook.

These are all available as separate singles, but you get the most value by purchasing the whole collection. All of these arrangements are appropriate for intermediates and up.

1. 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) (Matt Redman)
2. Even So, Come (Passion)
3. Goodness of God (Jenn Johnson)
4. Great I Am (Phillips Craig & Dean)
5. Here I Am To Worship (Tim Hughes)
6. Jealous of the Angels (Jenn Bostic)
7. Look Up Child (Lauren Daigle)
8. Mighty To Save (Hillsong Worship)
9. Sparrows (Cory Asbury)
10. Who You Say I Am (Radio Version) (Hillsong Worship)

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⭐ Featured Favorites

Let’s dive deeper with some more details about a few of my personal favorites from Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 songbook.

1. “Jealous of the Angels” (Jenn Bostic)

“Jealous of the Angels” is a poignant and emotive song written by Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jenn Bostic. Released in 2012 as part of her album “Jealous,” the song quickly gained widespread attention for its heartfelt lyrics and touching melody. Inspired by the loss of Bostic’s father, who passed away in a car accident when she was a teenager, “Jealous of the Angels” explores themes of grief, longing, and the desire to reconnect with lost loved ones.

The song’s lyrics express a sense of yearning and admiration towards angels, as Bostic muses about her wish to trade places with them in order to be closer to her departed father. The melody, carried by Bostic’s soulful vocals and accompanied by gentle piano chords, enhances the emotional depth of the song, creating a stirring and cathartic listening experience. “Jealous of the Angels” has resonated deeply with audiences around the world, offering solace and comfort to those who have experienced loss and reminding listeners of the enduring power of love and memory.

🔎 Sheet music sneak peek:

Jealous of the Angels (Intermediate Piano)

Jealous of the Angels, as performed by Jenn Bostic, arranged for intermediate piano by Jennifer Eklund.

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2. “Sparrows” (Cory Asbury)

“Sparrows” is a deeply spiritual and uplifting song by Christian artist Cory Asbury. Released in 2020 as part of his album “To Love a Fool,” the song carries themes of trust, faith, and surrender to a higher power. Asbury, known for his emotive and soul-stirring music, delivers “Sparrows” with his signature heartfelt vocals and poignant lyrics.

The song draws inspiration from the biblical passage in Matthew 10:29-31, where Jesus reassures his disciples of God’s care by highlighting the value of sparrows and emphasizing the depth of divine love for each individual. “Sparrows” resonates with listeners by conveying a message of hope and reassurance in the midst of life’s challenges and uncertainties. Asbury’s earnest vocals, combined with the song’s melodic instrumentation, create a sense of peace and comfort, inviting listeners to trust in God’s provision and guidance.

“Sparrows” has become a beloved anthem within Christian music circles, offering encouragement and reminding listeners of the profound truth that they are deeply cherished and cared for by a loving Creator. The song’s message of divine care and providence continues to uplift and inspire audiences, fostering a sense of faith and resilience in the face of adversity.

🔎 Sheet music sneak peek:

Sparrows (Intermediate Piano)

Sparrows, as performed by Cory Asbury, stylishly arranged for intermediate piano by Jennifer Eklund.

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3. “Goodness of God” (Jenn Johnson)

“Goodness of God” is a powerful worship song performed by contemporary Christian artist Jenn Johnson, and it was released as part of the album “Victory” by Bethel Music in 2019. The song quickly gained popularity within Christian music circles for its heartfelt lyrics and uplifting melody.

Written by Jenn Johnson, Ed Cash, Jason Ingram, Ben Fielding, and Brian Johnson, “Goodness of God” is a heartfelt declaration of faith and gratitude. The lyrics reflect on God’s faithfulness, goodness, and unwavering love, even in the midst of trials and challenges. The song emphasizes the trustworthiness of God and his ability to work all things together for good, resonating deeply with believers seeking reassurance and hope in difficult times.

“Goodness of God” is characterized by its simple yet powerful melody, which builds gradually, creating an atmosphere of reverence and awe. Jenn Johnson’s emotive vocals infuse the song with sincerity and passion, inviting listeners to join in worship and reflection. As a result, “Goodness of God” has become a staple in many church worship settings and has touched the hearts of countless individuals, serving as a reminder of God’s goodness and faithfulness in every season of life.

🔎 Sheet music sneak peek:

Goodness of God (Intermediate Piano)

Goodness of God, as performed by Jenn Johnson and Bethel Music, stylishly arranged for intermediate piano by Jennifer Eklund.

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4. “Mighty To Save” (Hillsong Worship)

“Mighty to Save” is a popular Christian worship song that has become a cornerstone in contemporary church music. It was written by Ben Fielding and Reuben Morgan and was first recorded by Hillsong Worship for their album “Mighty to Save” released in 2006. Since then, it has been covered by numerous artists and has become a staple in worship services worldwide.

The song’s lyrics focus on the redemptive power of Jesus Christ and his ability to save and transform lives. It emphasizes God’s mercy, grace, and unfailing love, highlighting his sovereignty and authority over all creation. The chorus, with its declaration that “Jesus, mighty to save, forever author of salvation,” serves as a powerful reminder of the foundational belief in Christianity that Jesus is the savior of the world.

Musically, “Mighty to Save” features a memorable melody and a dynamic arrangement that builds in intensity as the song progresses. It is characterized by its anthemic quality, making it well-suited for congregational singing and corporate worship. The song’s uplifting and celebratory tone encourages believers to praise God for his saving work and to place their trust in him.

“Mighty to Save” has resonated with audiences of all ages and backgrounds, becoming a cherished hymn of faith for many Christians. Its timeless message of hope and redemption continues to inspire worshipers around the globe, serving as a reminder of the transformative power of God’s love in their lives.

🔎 Sheet music sneak peek:

Mighty to Save (Intermediate Piano)

Mighty to Save, as performed by Laura Story, arranged for intermediate piano by Jennifer Eklund.

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5. “Look Up Child” (Lauren Daigle)

“Look Up Child” is a soulful and uplifting song by American contemporary Christian artist Lauren Daigle. It serves as the title track of her Grammy-winning album released in 2018. The song captivates listeners with its blend of gospel, soul, and pop elements, showcasing Daigle’s powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics.

Written by Lauren Daigle, along with Paul Duncan and Michael Farren, “Look Up Child” carries themes of hope, faith, and finding strength in challenging times. The lyrics encourage listeners to shift their focus away from their circumstances and to instead fix their gaze on God, who provides comfort, guidance, and redemption. The song’s message is one of encouragement and reassurance, reminding listeners that they are never alone and that there is always hope to be found in God’s presence.

Musically, “Look Up Child” features a dynamic arrangement that builds gradually, creating a sense of anticipation and crescendo. Daigle’s soulful vocals infuse the song with emotion and sincerity, drawing listeners in and inviting them to join in worship. With its infectious melody and powerful message, “Look Up Child” has resonated deeply with audiences around the world, becoming a beloved anthem of faith and encouragement.

🔎 Sheet music sneak peek:

Look Up Child (Intermediate Piano)

Look Up Child, as performed by Lauren Daigle, arranged in a lyrical style for intermediate piano by Jennifer Eklund.

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Want to see all of the Praise & Worship Favorites Songbooks right now? Here you go!

Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 1 (Songbook)

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Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 2 (Songbook)

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Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 3 (Songbook)

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Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 4 (Songbook)

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Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 5 (Songbook)

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Praise & Worship Favorites: Volume 6 (Songbook)

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🤔 Looking for more Praise & Worship piano sheet music? We’ve got you covered!

Joy to the World (Unspeakable Joy) (Intermediate Piano)

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Fear Is A Liar (Intermediate Piano)

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Look Up Child (Easy Piano)

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I Could Sing of Your Love Forever (for Beginners)

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Mighty to Save (Late Intermediate Piano)

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Way Maker (Early Intermediate Piano)

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👋 Do you have a favorite Praise & Worship song from this volume or beyond? I’d love to hear about it!