Worship Songs About Being Made New
There's nothing quite like experiencing the transformative power of God's grace, washing away the old and creating something beautiful and new within us. This collection of worship songs celebrates that incredible journey of renewal, offering anthems of hope and surrender as we embrace the fresh start He provides.
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1. Yesterday Is Dead
By Josiah Queen
Why this song?
This song helps us declare freedom from our past and embrace the new life Christ offers. The simple truth that "yesterday is dead" gives us courage to leave behind old burdens and walk forward, unburdened, into God's grace. It's a song of hope and renewal.
Popular on Spotify 2. New Creation
By Mac Powell
Why this song?
"New Creation" acknowledges that even in our stumbling, God's grace is revealed as truly amazing. It’s a testament to how God can transform our struggles, turning our "old song into a symphony," a declaration of our renewed identity in Him.
Popular on Spotify Frequently Covered 3. All Things New
By Tye Tribbett
Why this song?
"All Things New" is a vibrant reminder that God doesn't just mend us; He recreates us. The song bursts with the joy of a fresh start, emphasizing how embracing Jesus means "everything's different now," a complete transformation from the inside out.
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4. Made New (feat. Madison Ryann Ward) [Live]
By Jason Nelson
Why this song?
"Made New" speaks to the vulnerability of desiring change while fearing new beginnings. It gently reminds us that through faith, God makes us "better than you've been," forging rivers of hope even in the most barren landscapes of our lives. This song is a comforting embrace for anyone wrestling with the uncertainty that accompanies transformation.
Popular on Spotify 5. Come Alive
By Charity Gayle
Why this song?
"Come Alive" stirs our faith by proclaiming that even lifeless situations can be transformed by God's power. It’s an invitation to believe that, as the song says, He is "making all things new" in our lives, if we but call upon Him. This song is a vibrant declaration that revival is possible.
Popular on Spotify 6. You Know My Name
By Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Why this song?
"You Know My Name" captures the intimacy of God's love and how it reshapes us. Knowing that we are deeply known allows us to vulnerably pour our hearts out, finding ourselves made new in His presence. This song is a simple, yet profound, declaration of transformation through relationship.
Popular on Spotify 7. All Things New
By Big Daddy Weave
Why this song?
"All Things New" is a powerful prayer of surrender, ideal for those moments when we feel completely undone. It reminds us that offering our brokenness to God is the first step toward Him doing "what only You can do" – crafting something beautiful from the shattered pieces of our lives. It's a heartfelt plea for divine restoration.
Popular on Spotify 8. Living Water
By Shane and Shane
Why this song?
"Living Water" speaks to that deep yearning for spiritual refreshment and renewal that only God can satisfy. The image of allowing "living water deep within me" to saturate our souls offers a comforting promise of transformation and a life overflowing with His presence. This song expresses our need to be constantly filled and made new by the Holy Spirit.
Popular on Spotify 9. All Things New
By Jordan G. Welch
Why this song?
"All Things New" joyfully declares the freedom Christ offers from our old selves. It's a simple, resonant song that encourages us to believe we're "no longer the same," washed clean and transformed by His grace, ready for a new beginning. This song will help us express the truth of our transformation in Christ.
Popular on Spotify 10. Make Me New (Prayer Room Version)
By Influence Music
Why this song?
This song acknowledges our deep need for transformation beyond superficial improvements. In pleading "Don't just make me better, Lord make me new," we're expressing a desire for complete and lasting change, trusting God to reshape us from the inside out. It's an invitation to surrender to His work of total renewal.
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