Worship Songs About Using Our Gifts
God has uniquely equipped each of us with talents and abilities, not just for our own benefit, but to bless the world and glorify Him. This collection of worship songs celebrates the joy and responsibility of using our gifts to serve others and build His kingdom, inspiring us to live out our God-given potential.
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1. Grateful
By Elevation Worship
Why this song?
"Grateful" helps us recognize the blessings we've received, inspiring us to use our talents as a heartfelt response to God's provision. It reminds us that we can "give thanks for all You have done" by offering our gifts back to Him with joy and purpose.
Popular on Spotify 2. We Choose Praise (Live)
By Life.Church Worship
Why this song?
"We Choose Praise" encourages us to actively offer our gratitude, transforming burdens into expressions of worship. This song highlights how praise can be the very gift we offer back, allowing us to joyfully proclaim, "We choose praise," in every circumstance.
Popular on Spotify 3. Revival's Here
By Planetshakers
Why this song?
"Revival's Here" ignites a passion within us to see our gifts used for something greater. It speaks to the potential that God can make "dreams come alive" through the talents He's entrusted to each of us.
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4. Wait For You (Live)
By Red Rocks Worship
Why this song?
"Wait For You (Live)" expresses how our gifts are amplified when rooted in patient expectation of the Holy Spirit's guidance. It reminds us that by waiting, we "rise and run," empowered to use our talents with renewed strength and purpose for His glory.
Popular on Spotify 5. Open the Gates
By Vertical Worship
Why this song?
"Open the Gates" inspires us to actively make space for God's presence through our acts of service and devotion. This song reminds us to "open our hearts" and actively pour out our worship as a conduit for His glory to manifest in our world.
Popular on Spotify 6. Bring Praises
By Matt Boswell & Matt Papa
Why this song?
"Bring Praises" helps us understand our gifts as an "offering" in response to God's countless blessings. It calls us to actively pour out our gratitude and talents, recognizing them as expressions of worship to the One who is worthy.
Popular on Spotify 7. Move Of God (Live)
By Southeast Worship
Why this song?
"Move Of God (Live)" reminds us that our talents become potent when surrendered to divine purpose. It's a powerful call to action, recognizing that "we bring an offering," our gifts, inviting God to ignite them with His transformative power. This song stirs a desire to see our abilities fuel His work in our homes, churches, and the wider world.
8. Gift of Our Father
By Saddleback Worship
Why this song?
"Gift of Our Father" emphasizes that the Spirit's presence empowers us to step into our gifting. Recognizing that "God is here and He's full of power" inspires us to use our talents to share the transformative love He offers so freely.
9. Overflow
By Tenth Avenue North
Why this song?
"Overflow" is a joyful reminder that the life God breathes into us is a gift to be poured back out for His glory. It celebrates how His love sets us in motion, inspiring us to use our gifts in ways that "overflow" into the lives of others.
10. Fullness of God
By JUDAH.
Why this song?
"Fullness of God" gently directs us to consider that the extent of God's love empowers our gifts. By seeking "the measure of all the fullness of God," we acknowledge that our talents are best used when drawing upon His infinite potential.
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