Weekend Warrior Worship's first radio single, describing what we look forward to in worshiping our God in Heaven one day. Sung by Helene Immel, produced by Jeff McCullough, written my Mark Snyder and Jeff McCullough. Video by Dan Stone featuring Victoria Regan.

REPRINTED FROM TECHNOLOGIES FOR WORSHIP MAGAZINE

There is no doubt that we are living in one of the most prolific and creative times for worship music in the history of Christianity. It reminds me of something a pastor once told me... during times of spiritual awakening there is a renewed passion for God’s Word, a changed lifestyle devoted to prayer and the outpouring of new worship songs. We see evidence of this outpouring and focus on songs of praise via the proliferation of worship songs making their way on top 40 radio charts, the advent of top selling “worship” artists and even the rise of independent websites devoted to providing new distribution channels for the song of faith. Worship even made the stage of American Idol as battling contestants joined together to sing Shout To The Lord.

I am excited to see the all new worshipsong.com in full force with some amazing songs being uploaded this week.

The worshipsong site has recently been rebuilt from the ground up with the help from Paul Kosciecha, a pastor/programmer from the UK. Thank you Paul for all of your hard work!

Welcome to Worshipsong.com. 

Worshipsong is a FREE independent praise and worship music distribution  network that features the best in new worship music written by local worship leaders. 

It is the only website of it's kind that is totally focused on music that is written by the church and for the church.  The reach of worshipsong.com is global and we are privileged to serve missionaries all over the world who do not have access to new songs of praise and worship.  For them, worshipsong.com is their only source of music.  It's for that reason that we encourage all our writers to include a pdf of their praise and worship song so others can hear them, learn them and use them in their local church congregations.