Victor C. Johnson pairs his poetic lyric—drawn from Psalm 62:5 and Psalm 121—with an equally expressive original melody to create this anthem of thoughtful confidence in God’s promises. Beautiful harmonic writing and an optional cello obbligato add depth and warmth to this compelling selection.

Inspired by passages such as Psalm 57 and Psalm 139, this original song from Brad Nix and Joshua Hébert offers a clear declaration of faith in the sacrificial love of Christ. A memorable melody is framed by accessible part-writing, and optional violin and cello parts enhance the warm, lyrical quality of this worshipful anthem.

This contemporary song from Brad Nix resounds with energy from start to finish. A folk-tinged melody lingers long after the final chord, while the lyrics are an encouragement to wholeheartedly live for Christ. Optional rhythm parts will help your congregation resonate with this fun, engaging anthem.

God’s faithfulness is at the heart of this CityAlight song, skillfully arranged for choir by Lloyd Larson. A flowing piano accompaniment, along with an optional orchestration by Ed Hogan, supports the tuneful melody, while the artful lyric offers the steady assurance: “Faithful He has been, faithful He will be. Time and time again, His Word returns complete.”

This lively anthem, arranged for choir, piano, and optional hand drum, is an excellent addition to your Christmas worship services and concerts. Larry’s original words and music, based upon a traditional French carol, usher in the joyful news that “God has brought salvation, for Christ is born today!”

“Rejoice in the Lord now and always. Sing it again, we rejoice. Delight in the love He has shown us; gratefully lift up your voice.” Exuberant and fun to sing, Lloyd Larson’s arrangement of this Getty hymn works beautifully as a call to worship for Thanksgiving, while remaining equally effective as a general anthem throughout the church year. An optional orchestration by Ed Hogan is also available.

Provide your congregation with an inspired moment of worship and invitation with Marty Park's beautiful new arrangement of this Dawn Rodgers/Eric Wyse masterpiece. The choral writing provides a variety of textures, ranging from unison singing to full, rich, four-part sonorities, and the well-written piano accompaniment moves the arrangement forward with stylistic authenticity and grace. Parts for rhythm are also available.

Beginning with a freely sung introduction, this poignant anthem draws listeners in with the invitation to “Seek the Lord while He may be found.” With a gentle, steady rhythm that conveys a powerful message of hope and faith, this is sure to be a moving choice for services that call for reassurance, trust, and quiet confidence in God’s enduring word.