Worship Songs
for Your Team

28 songs · 4 sections · about 2.5 hours

A worship set isn't a concert, but the flow still matters. Most teams open with something upbeat and familiar, move into songs that slow the room down, leave space for response, and send people out on something hopeful.

The songs below are grouped in that order. Load them into the free setlist maker and adjust for your church, your team, and the keys your leaders actually sing in.

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Opening / call to worship

Upbeat and familiar, so the congregation can join from the first line.

#	Song	BPM	Length
1	This Is Amazing GracePhil Wickham	—	4:39
2	Raise a HallelujahBethel Music	—	7:50
3	PraiseElevation Worship	—	3:19
4	Happy DayTim Hughes	—	3:23
5	Our GodChris Tomlin	105	4:47
6	ForeverKari Jobe	144	6:48
7	Glorious DayPassion	—	4:58

Mid-tempo

Settle the room. Strong melodies people can sing without reading.

#	Song	BPM	Length
8	Way MakerLeeland	—	8:23
9	Build My LifePat Barrett	144	4:06
10	Living HopePhil Wickham	102	4:50
11	Who You Say I AmHillsong Worship	—	3:19
12	What a Beautiful NameHillsong Worship	—	3:30
13	King of KingsHillsong Worship	—	4:51
14	Do It AgainElevation Worship	—	6:37
15	Goodness of GodBethel Music	—	4:56

Response

Slower and reflective. Leave room for prayer and repeat choruses as long as the moment needs.

#	Song	BPM	Length
16	Graves Into GardensElevation Worship	—	3:37
17	The BlessingKari Jobe	—	8:34
18	Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)Hillsong UNITED	—	4:09
19	10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)Matt Redman	145	5:42
20	How Great Is Our GodChris Tomlin	156	5:05
21	Holy SpiritFrancesca Battistelli	144	5:02
22	Great Are You LordAll Sons & Daughters	—	4:49
23	In Christ AloneKeith & Kristyn Getty	—	4:39

Sending

Hopeful and singable, to close the service and send people out.

#	Song	BPM	Length
24	CornerstoneHillsong Worship	143	6:49
25	Battle BelongsPhil Wickham	—	4:48
26	GratitudeBrandon Lake	—	5:37
27	ChampionBethel Music	—	8:46
28	Firm Foundation (He Won't)Cody Carnes	—	6:22

BPM and length come from the original recordings and are approximate (tempo apps sometimes read half or double time). Your band's version will vary.

Tips from the stage

Write the key down. The same song often needs a different key depending on who's leading. Decide the key before rehearsal and keep it with the song, so nobody's transposing on Sunday morning.
Mind the congregation's range. Recordings are often pitched for the lead singer, not a room of people. If the congregation drops out on the chorus, try the song a step lower.
Plan the transitions. Decide how you'll move between songs: a pad, a key change, a spoken moment. Smooth transitions let the room stay focused instead of waiting.

Common questions

How many songs are in a typical worship set?+

Most Sunday services use four to six songs, about 20 to 30 minutes. Many teams open with one or two upbeat songs, then move into slower, reflective songs.

How do you put together a worship set?+

Start with the theme of the service, pick an opener the congregation knows well, then move toward more reflective songs. Check that keys flow (or plan key changes), and leave space for response.

Can I share the set with the whole team?+

The free setlist maker prints and saves on your device. To keep your songs, their keys, and lyrics with chords in one place for the whole team, you can bring the set into Bandloop, which is free with no member cap.

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