Worship Songs About Overcoming
Life throws challenges our way, moments that test our faith and strength. But through Christ, we are more than conquerors, and these worship songs celebrate the power we have to overcome any obstacle.
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1. You've Already Won (Live)
By Shane and Shane
Why this song?
"You've Already Won (Live)" helps us to claim victory even amidst struggles, resting in the assurance that ultimate triumph belongs to Christ. It’s a declaration of faith, reminding us that even when we don't understand, we stand on what God has "already done."
Popular on Spotify Frequently Covered 2. 1 John 5:3-5 (English Standard Version)
By The Corner Room
Why this song?
This song builds faith, focusing on simple obedience as the path to overcoming. Knowing that “everyone who has been born of God overcomes the world,” gives us the strength to persevere through trials, trusting in Jesus.
Popular on Spotify 3. Whatever May Come
By Jeremy & Adrienne Camp
Why this song?
"Whatever May Come" is an encouraging song that reminds us that God's love is the ultimate conqueror. By declaring that “Your love overcomes,” we can find strength and hope in His unwavering presence amidst life’s uncertainties.
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4. Never Lost
By Tribl
Why this song?
"Never Lost" emboldens us to face any obstacle, knowing we serve a God who has "defeated the darkness." It's a reminder to declare victory over the mountains in our lives, confident in Christ's unfailing power.
Popular on Spotify 5. Overcome (feat. Ryan Williams)
By River Valley Worship
Why this song?
This song is a bold declaration, empowering us to speak our victories into existence. By testifying that "we will overcome," we actively participate in the redemptive work already accomplished through Jesus.
6. Breakthrough Miracle Power
By Passion
Why this song?
"Breakthrough Miracle Power" ignites our faith to believe for the impossible, reminding us that even when “surrounded on all sides,” God can turn any tide. It urges us to actively seek His intervention, trusting Him to unleash His miracle-working presence in our lives.
Popular on Spotify Frequently Covered 7. Stronghold Walls (feat. Eli Brown & Don Hamilton) [Live]
By James River Worship
Why this song?
"Stronghold Walls" creates an atmosphere of expectancy, energizing us to believe that barriers are truly falling. By joining together to "lift a sound", we actively participate in tearing down walls, ushering in God’s victory.
Popular on Spotify 8. Standing In Victory
By Life.Church Worship
Why this song?
"Standing In Victory" helps us to remember what Christ has rescued us *from,* so we can celebrate the freedom He bought. It’s a declaration that because He “broke me out of my chains,” I can live boldly in His triumph today.
Popular on Spotify 9. By The Blood
By The Belonging Co
Why this song?
"By The Blood" is a powerful reminder that our victory is intrinsically tied to Christ's sacrifice. This song resonates as we declare we "have overcome" through His love and shed blood, the ultimate testament to our freedom.
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