Singing has always been part of life as God’s people. The writers of the Psalms frequently invite us to make a melody to the Lord. The Apostle Paul encouraged the church in Colossae to “sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs to God.” (Colossians 3.16). The songs of God’s people echo through the ages.

We hope the resources below cause you to lift up a song too, wherever you find yourself.

GRACE LONDON MUSIC

We hope that by creating beautiful songs filled with scriptural truth, our brothers and sisters will lift their eyes to God and experience the goodness of knowing him - there's no greater thing. Head to each song page for lyrics, chords, and more.

other Listening

Here’s our Sunday songlist. We pick songs from here each week to sing together as a congregation. We've included new and old content, all of which proclaims the glorious truths of God and the gospel. Enjoy this playlist during your daily devotion or on your morning commute.

Recommended Reads

Worship Matters by Bob Kauflin. I (Jono) read this book shortly after starting to lead worship and found it incredibly formative. Bob Kaufflin, a seasoned worship leader and songwriter, explores what biblical and God-honouring worship looks like. This foundation precedes a fount of practical advice accrued from years of experience. Accessible and personal, this book is perfect for any worship leader, songwriter or musician looking to foster a heart of worship themselves and in the church.

Facedown by Matt Redman. When we encounter God’s holiness, kneeling is the only appropriate response. Reverence characterises the awestruck worshipper. Matt Redman writes, "When we face up to the glory of God, we find ourselves face down in worship." 

In this book, Redman seeks to reinstate the place of reverence, wonder, and awe in worship. He considers God's holiness - his “otherness” - and draws application for our praise today. Passionate and punchy (it’s less than 100 pages), this book will provoke and rouse you.