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Your church should give to Christian Copyright Licensing International in order to ensure that the worship music you play has the appropriate licences (CCLI). Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, and Joel Houston create beautiful music for our churches, and they should be compensated for their efforts. Even if you receive free worship charts from other internet resources, you must still submit the music to CCLI and pay for a licence. Song Select, which lets you explore praise music and download charts, is one aspect of a CCLI subscription. My favourite feature of Song Select is that it serves as the largest collection of praise music, even though its chord charts aren't always precise.

It provides you with an idea of the popular songs that are sung in innumerable churches all around the world. Even though I'm not usually a fan of top 40 worship songs, I think it's a terrific idea to use this information to choose songs that the majority of your congregation would like singing. The top songs at CCLI are compiled based on how many people have downloaded and reported a song. Because their congregations like them, thousands of worship leaders are likely to employ these songs frequently. I prefer to quickly scan Song Select's statistics, but you should still use your discretion to determine whether a song is appropriate for your church.

The highest honour is to take the Lord's name, and music is the finest method to remember him. The religious followers display their beliefs most eloquently with the aid of hymns and spiritual music.