Chris Tomlin Worship Songs
Chris Tomlin has written or recorded more songs sung in American churches than almost anyone. Here are the ones you're most likely to hear on a Sunday.
18 songs
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How Great Is Our God
One of the most sung worship songs of the 2000s.
Psalm 104:1
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We Fall Down
A quiet song about laying crowns at Jesus' feet.
Revelation 4:10
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Forever
Psalm 136's refrain that His love endures forever.
Psalm 136:1
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Famous One
An early Tomlin song about the God whose name is known through all the earth.
Psalm 8:1
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Holy Is the Lord
The cry of the seraphim in Isaiah 6, written for a full room to sing.
Isaiah 6:3
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Indescribable
Written by Laura Story. God as too big to put into words.
Job 38:4
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Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)
John Newton's hymn with a new chorus about freedom.
Galatians 5:1
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I Will Rise
Written after a friend's death. Resurrection hope where there is no more death.
1 Corinthians 15:55
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Jesus Messiah
A song about the incarnation and the cross.
John 1:14
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God of This City
Written by the Irish band Bluetree and carried to churches by Tomlin.
Jeremiah 29:7
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Our God
"If our God is for us, then who could ever stop us?"
Romans 8:31
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I Lift My Hands
A quiet song about lifting your hands to believe again.
Psalm 63:4
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Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies)
The God of angel armies is always by my side.
Psalm 27:1
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At the Cross (Love Ran Red)
A song about the cross where love ran red.
Romans 5:8
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Good Good Father
First recorded by Housefires. A simple song about being loved as a child of God.
Matthew 7:11
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Is He Worthy?
Written by Andrew Peterson as a call and response from Revelation 5.
Revelation 5:9
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Resurrection Power
The same power that raised Jesus living in you.
Romans 8:11
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Holy Forever
A modern anthem in the spirit of Holy, Holy, Holy.
Revelation 4:8