More Worship Songs for Youth
21. “Reckless Love” by Cory Asbury
22. “Nothing Else” by The Belonging Co with Cody Carnes
23. “Freedom Is Coming” by Hillsong Young & Free
24. “You Are” by David Crowder
25. “Goodness of God” by Bethel Music
26. “King of Glory” by Passion
27. “Do It Again” by Elevation Worship
28. “House of the Lord” by Phil Wickham
29. “Battle Belongs” by Phil Wickham
30. “Yes I Will” by Vertical Worship
31. “Who You Say I Am” by Hillsong Worship
32. “Christ Be Magnified” by Cody Carnes
33. “Shout to the Lord” by Darlene Zschech / Hillsong
34. “I Thank God” by Maverick City Music & UPPERROOM
35. “Glorious Day” by Passion / Kristian Stanfill
36. “Lion” by Elevation Worship
37. “Echo Holy” by Red Rocks Worship
Creative Ways to Use Worship Songs for Teens
- Themed sets—Address topics such as trust, identity, and mission. Start with upbeat praise, move into reflection, and end with a response song.
- Mix familiar and new—Always include at least one song everyone knows. Then introduce one or two new ones to stretch the group.
- Alternate arrangements—For impact, play some songs acoustic or with a stripped-down band.
- Include global worship—Learn a chorus in another language to help students appreciate the global body of Christ.
- Retreat-style extended worship—Use longer songs with space for prayer, silence, and ministry times.
Worship songs are formative, not filler. Praise music shapes how students see God, themselves, and the church’s mission. May God bless you and your teens as you worship him through song!
