Can You Finish the Lyrics of These Christian Worship Songs?

Chris Tomlin released “Our God” in 2010 as part of his album “And if our God is for us…”, making it his sixth studio album. The completed line reads: “Then who could ever stop us?”.

"Shout to the Lord" is by far Zschech's most famous song, estimated to be sung by a 25-30 million churchgoers every week. In “Shout to the Lord”, a song part of her first solo album “Kiss of Heaven”, Darlene sings: “And the seas will roar at the sound of Your name.”

“The light meets the dark”. That last line was also the name of Tenth Avenue North’s second major label studio album, “The Light Meets the Dark”, released in 2010 and running roughly over 45 minutes long.

The completed line reads: “Come shake the ground with the sound of revival.” This song made it into the Christian band’s album, “God’s Not Dead”, released in 2011 as the second full-length album of the group with Michael Tait being the lead singer.

“My fears were drowned in perfect love,” sing the group. Bethel’s “We Will Not Be Shaken” is the 10th album released by the group in January 2015, running over 60 minutes long and with a track list of 11 songs, “No Longer Slaves” being one of them.

In her eight album “Love Revolution”, Natalie Grant released four singles, one of them being “Your Great Name”. The full line reads: “And the dead are raised, at the sound of Your great name.”

Hillsong Worship sings: "So Jesus, You brought heaven down.” “What a Beautiful Name” is one of the tracks forming part of the “Let There Be Light” album, making it the 25th live album of Hillsong Worship and consisting of several worship pastors from the Australian HIllsong Church.

In Kari Jobe’s “Forever”, the singer sings: “We sing hallelujah, the Lamb has overcome.” The song is part of her album “Majestic”, released in 2014 and falling under the Christian/Gospel genre, making it her second live album.

In “10,000 Reasons”, Matt Redman sings: “Let me be singing when the evening comes.” The song’s title is the same of his studio album, which peaked on the US Christian Album chart at number 1, and number 149 on UK charts.

Despite her insecurities, Lauren Daigle talks about how God reminds us that: “I am loved when I can’t feel a thing.”

Casting Crowns sing: “All the kingdoms built, all the trophies won,” a line of their “Only Jesus” hit. The song’s title is the same name of the album, which was released in 2018 and became a successful Christian album.

In “I Can Only Imagine,” MercyMe sings: “Forever, forever worship You.” This song was one of the tracks that formed “The Worship Project”, the fifth independent album by the American Christian rock band released in 1999.

“Amazing Grace” is a very popular American song, sung throughout many churches by countless believers who in seeking hope and guidance. Though Chris Tomlin added his own spin to it, there are many other singers who have done a cover or version of the same song.

In “So Will i (100 Billion X)”, Hillsong Worship sing: “A hundred billion galaxies are born.” This song forms part of the group’s “Wonder” album released in 2017 and classified under the Christian/Gospel genre.

In 2018, Cory Asbury released his second solo album “Reckless Love”. A song with the same title formed part of the track, and the full above line reads: “When I was Your foe, still Your love fought for me.”

The full lyrics read: “I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me.” TobyMac is known as a Christian hip hop recording artist, music producer, songwriter and author who at age 54 has already charted 20 solo singles on Billboard's Christian Songs list.

In their “Burn the Ships” 2018 album, the band’s third studio album, For King & Country released 11 tracks. In “God Only Knows’, one of the tracks, the above full line reads: “Too afraid of what might show while you’re dreamin’.”

“Hands that healed nations, stretched out on a tree,” sing Casting Crowns in their “Glorious Day” song. The track is part of their “Until the Whole World Hears” album, which released in 2009 with a total of 12 tracks.

In his 2016 song “Good Good Father”, Chris Tomlin sings: But I know we're all searching.” The song is part of his 2016 “Never Lose Sight” album, which is formed of 11 tracks with two top singles.

“I got a sweet salvation and it’s beautiful,” sings Zach Williams in his “Old Church Choir” song. The song is part of Zach’s debut studio album “Chain Breaker”, which was released in 2016 along with a pertaining lyric video.

David Wallace Crowder, or Crowder, released “Red Letters” in 2018. “Red Letters”, a single part of the album, was one of his top hits in which he sings about a turning point: “And the Holy Ghost awakened me.”

In his “Nobody Loves Me Like You Do,” Chris Tomlin talks about how God came down “came down from heaven to restore me.” The song was the second track on his tenth studio album “Holy Road”, which was released in 2018 along with a book titled “Holy Roar: 7 Words That Will Change the Way You Worship” and a Spotify-exclusive "Holy Roar Podcast.”

Jeremy Camp released his “Speaking Than Louder Before” album in 2008, with 13 tracks. “There Will Be A Day,” one of the tracks, was a hit song where he sang about finding hope through faith after a turbulent time, saying: “There will be a day with no more tears, no more pain, and no more fears.”

The full line reads: “Jesus, You're still enough / Keep me within Your love.” “Do It Again” is a track that belongs to the band’s 10th live album, “There Is A Cloud”, was later nominated for a GMA Dove Award in the Worship Album of the Year and the Long Form Video of the Year categories at the 48th Annual GMA Dove Awards, along with other recognitions.

In “Maybe It’s OK”, We Are Messengers, an Irish worship band, sing: “If I didn't know what it cost like to be rejected.” The song is part of their latest “Honest” album, set to be released March 2019.

The Afters are an American Christian pop rock band who, oddly enough, came together thanks to Starbucks. Two of the leaders played together for customers before they came up with the idea of forming a band that would eventually gain a lot of popularity. In their song “Well Done”, the complete line above reads: “And every broken thing will finally be made whole.”

Brandon Heath is a contemporary Christian musician from Nashville, Tennessee, who has been in the industry since 2000 and has released seven albums since then. “Give Me Your Eyes” was on the tracklist of his second album named “What If”, where the full line above stated: “Give me your eyes so I can see.”

Danny Gokey is an American singer and former church music director from Wisconsin. His latest single, “Haven’t Seen It Yet,” talks about the reassuring promises that will be given to you stating: “Only moments from the break of dawn / All His promises are just up ahead.”

In “City On Our Knees”, TobyMac says: “If we gotta start somewhere I say here.” Part of his 2010 album “Tonight”, the single received a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Song. Go TobyMac!

In “Revelation Song”, Kari Jobe sings just that, lyrics of revelation. In her 2009 album, this song’s lyrics read: “Flashes of lightning rolls of thunder.”

Tauren Wells is an American Christian rock and pop artist and former Royal Tailor frontman. In “Hills and Valleys”, belonging to his 2017 “Hills and Valleys” album, Tauren reminds us that: “When I'm walking through the valley end, no I am not alone.”

Zach Williams is a Grammy award-winning American Christian rock artist from Arkansas. In his song “Survivor”, a track on his “Chain Breaker” album, he sings: “Rescued from the grip of sin.” He’s a survivor indeed!

Tasha Cobbs is an urban contemporary gospel musician and songwriter who began her professional music career in 2010 and has released four albums ever since. In “Break Every Chain”, Tasha reminds listeners of this genre that “There is power in the name of Jesus.”

Mandisa, an American gospel and contemporary Christian recording artist, released “Overcomer” as a track in her 2013 album with the same name. In the song, she reminds listeners that:" I know He's not gonna let it get the best of you.” So, bottom line, keep on going!

In “Open Up The Heavens”, Vertical Worship, a contemporary Christian and worship band from Chicago, sing: “You’re the reason we’re singing.” This song is part of their “Live Worship From Vertical Church” album, which was released in 2012 and featured several artists, including Meredith Andrews and Andi Rozier.