One of the great things about playing piano is the plethora of Christian worship songs that can be learned on the instrument.
All you need is a basic knowledge of chords, and you can start jamming out to some awesome Jesus tunes.
However, there is a wide range of musical and technical difficulty when it comes to worship songs, and knowing where to start is perhaps the greatest struggle.
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Fortunately, this article is here to help with a special selection and helpful tips just for you. We also have a list of general easy piano songs that may interest you.
So, without further ado, here are the top 35 easiest Christian worship songs to play on piano.
35 Easy Christian Songs to Play on Piano
1. “Kingdom Reign” by Collective Music
This is one of the easiest worship songs to learn because it contains just two chords: A and D.
The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
A-C#-E
D-F#-A
Notice that they share a common note (A). When playing this, you will make a chord change for each line of lyrics.
To make smoother transitions, you could play D in 2nd inversion, which means rotating the notes in the chord to be A-D-F#. Thus, you would play A-C#-E followed by A-D-F# in the right hand with A followed by D in the left hand (or bass).
2. “Nothing I Hold Onto” by United Pursuit (Will Reagan)
This song contains three chords: G, Em (minor) and C.
The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
G-B-D
E-G-B
C-E-G
To make smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(G) G-B-D
(Em) G-B-E (1st inversion)
(C) G-C-E (2nd inversion)
3. “Holy Spirit You Are Welcome Here” by Jesus Culture
This song contains three chords: D, G and Em. The notes in these chords, respectively, are:
D-F#-A
G-B-D
E-G-B
The common notes are D, B and G. Thus, the chords could be arranged in the following order to facilitate smoother transitions:
(D) D-F#-A
(G) D-G-B (3rd inversion)
(Em) E-G-B
The chord changes every line except in the chorus and bridge, where the chord changes up to four times per line.
4. “Rejoice” by City Harvest Church
This vibrant song contains three chords: G, C and Em. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
G-B-D
C-E-G
E-G-B
For smoother transitions between chords, this arrangement could be used:
(G) G-B-D
(C) G-C-E (2nd inversion)
(Em) G-B-E (1st inversion)
In this song, the chord changes twice per line.
5. “Forever” by Kari Jobe
This slow and tranquil song, originally written in E-flat major, contains four chords: G, D, Em and C. The notes for each chord, respectively, are:
G-B-D
D-F#-A
E-G-B
C-E-G
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(G) G-B-D
(D) F#-A-D (1st inversion)
(Em) G-B-E (1st inversion)
(C) G-C-E (2nd inversion)
6. “We Are Free” by Planetshakers
This energetic song includes four chords: G, D, Em and C. This is the exact same progression as the previous song, so you already know what to do!
7. “Here I Am to Worship” by Tim Hughes/Hillsong
This peaceful song contains four chords: D, A, G and Em.
However, Em only makes a few appearances, so the main chords to be worried about are D, A and G.
The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
D-F#-A
A-C#-E
G-B-D
E-G-B
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(D) D-F#-A
(A) C#-E-A (1st inversion)
(G) D-G-B (2nd inversion)
(Em) E-G-B
8. “Heart of Worship” by Matt Redman
Like the previous song, this healing worship song contains the chords D, A, Em and G.
However Em is used more than G in this song, and the chord changes are slightly more frequent.
9. “How Great is Our God” by Chris Tomlin
This powerful song contains four chords: G, Em, C and D.
However, D only appears twice, so the main chords to worry about are G, Em and C. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
G-B-D
E-G-B
C-E-G
D-F#-A
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(G) G-B-D
(Em) G-B-E (1st inversion)
(C) G-C-E (2nd inversion)
(D) F#-A-D (1st inversion)
10. “This is Amazing Grace” by Phil Wickham
This lively song contains four chords: C, F, Am and G. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
C-E-G
F-A-C
A-C-E
G-B-D
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(C) C-E-G
(F) C-F-A (2nd inversion)
(A) C-E-A (1st inversion)
(G) B-D-G (1st inversion)
11. “Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)” by Chris Tomlin
This song contains four chords: G, C, D and Em — similar to #8, “How Great Is Our God” (also by Chris Tomlin).
12. “Where You Are” by Leeland (Bethel Music)
This healing song contains four chords: C, Am, Dm and F. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
C-E-G
A-C-E
D-F-A
F-A-C
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(C) C-E-G
(Am) C-E-A (1st inversion)
(Dm) D-F-A
(F) C-F-A (2nd inversion)
13. “How He Loves (Us)” by David Crowder Band/John Mark McMillan/Jesus Culture
This song contains four chords: C, Am, G and F. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
C-E-G
A-C-E
G-B-D
F-A-C
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(C) C-E-G
(Am) C-E-A
(G) B-D-G (1st inversion)
(F) C-F-A (2nd inversion)
14. “This is How I Fight My Battles (Surrounded)” by Upper Room/Michael W. Smith
This empowering song contains four chords: G, C, D and Em (similar to #8 and #10).
15. “Where You Go I Go” by Brian Johnson
This catchy song contains three chords: Am, G and Dm. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
A-C-E
G-B-D
D-F-A
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(A) A-C-E
(G) B-D-G (1st inversion)
(Dm) A-D-F (2nd inversion)
16. “10,000 Reasons” by Matt Redman
This song contains four chords: C, G, D and Em (similar to #8, #10 and #13).
17. “Oceans” by Hillsong
This popular song contains four chords: Bm, A, D and G. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
B-D-F#
A-C-E
D-F-A
G-B-D
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(Bm) B-D-F#
(A) C-E-A (1st inversion)
(D) D-F-A
(G) D-G-B (2nd inversion)
18. “Promises” by Maverick City
This memorable song contains four chords: C, G, D and Em (similar to #8, #10, #13 and #15).
19. “The Goodness of God” by Bethel Music
This song also contains G, C, Em and D (similar to #8, #10, #13, #15 and #17). However, the order is most similar to #13.
20. “The Blessing” by Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes
This is another song that contains G, C, D and Em. The order is most similar to #13 and #18.
21. “You Are My All in All” by Nicole Nordeman
This uplifting song contains the chords D, A, Bm and G (similar to #16, “Oceans”). However, keep in mind that the order is slightly different.
22. “Hold On To Me” by Lauren Daigle
This powerful song contains four chords: D, G, Bm and Em. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
D-F#-A
G-B-D
B-D-F#
E-G-B
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(D) D-F#-A
(G) D-G-B (2nd inversion)
(Bm) D-F#-B (1st inversion)
(Em) E-G-B
23. “Good and Gracious King” by CityAlight
This song contains four chords: D, Bm, A and G. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
D-F#-A
B-D-F#
A-C#-E
G-B-D
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(D) D-F#-A
(Bm) D-F#-B (1st inversion)
(A) E-A-C# (2nd inversion)
(G) D-G-B (2nd inversion)
24. “Follow You Anywhere” by Passion
This song contains four chords: C, F, G and Am. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
C-E-G
F-A-C
G-B-D
A-C-E
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(C) C-E-G
(F) C-F-A (2nd)
(G) B-D-G (1st)
(Am) C-E-A (1st)
25. “How Great a King” by Bethel Music
Like the previous song, this song also contains chords Am, F, C and G. However, G only appears a few times.
26. “In Christ Alone” by Keith Getty Stuart, Townend (Passion Cover)
This song is similar to the past two songs, but there is an additional chord. The chords are F, C, Am, G and Dm. However, Dm only appears in the bridge. The notes in each chord respectively, are:
F-A-C
C-E-G
A-C-E
G-B-D
D-F-A
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(F) F-A-C
(C) E-G-C (1st)
(Am) E-A-C (2nd)
(G) D-G-B (2nd)
(Dm) D-F-A
27. “Your Grace Is Enough” by Chris Tomlin
This vivacious song contains five chords: G, C, Em, D and Am. However, Am only appears in the pre-chorus. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
G-B-D
C-E-G
E-G-B
D-F#-A
A-C-E
28. “Yes I Will” by Vertical Worship
This song, like #23 and #24, contains the chords F, C, G, and Am.
29. “Tremble” by Mosaic MSC
Like #8, #10, #13, #15, #17, and #19, this song, originally written in C Major, contains the chords Em, C, G, and D. However, unlike the others, Em is the most frequently used chord.
30. “Nothing Else” by Cody Carnes
This song contains four chords: Dm, F, C, and Am. However, Am only appears in the bridge. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
D-F-A
F-A-C
C-E-G
A-C-E
For smoother transitions, the following inversions could be used:
(Dm) D-F-A
(F) C-F-A (2nd inversion)
(C) C-E-G
(Am) C-E-A (1st inversion)
31. “Now I See” by Bethel Worship (Paul and Hannah McClure)
This song contains four chords: G, C, D and Em (similar to #8, #10, #13, #15, #17, #19 and #28). However, the order is most similar to #19.
32. “No One Like You” by City Harvest Church
This peaceful song contains five chords: D, G, Em, A and Bm. However, Bm only appears once in the bridge. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
D-F#-A
G-B-D
E-G-B
A-C#-E
B-D-F#
For smoother transitions, the following arrangement could be used:
(D) D-F#-A
(G) D-G-B (2nd inversion)
(Em) E-G-B
(A) E-A-C# (2nd inversion)
(Bm) D-F#-B (1st inversion)
33. “Not Afraid” by Jesus Culture
This song contains four chords: G, Em, C and D (similar to #8, #10, #13, #15, #17, #19, #28 and #30). However, D only appears a few times in the chorus and bridge.
34. “My Beloved” by City Harvest Church
This song contains four chords: Am, F, C and G. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
A-C-E
F-A-C
C-E-G
G-B-D
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(Am) A-C-E
(F) A-C-F (1st)
(C) G-C-E (2nd)
(G) G-B-D
35. “Mover of Mountains” by Citipointe Worship
This powerful song contains four chords: C, Am, F and G. The notes in each chord, respectively, are:
C-E-G
A-C-E
F-A-C
G-B-D
For smoother transitions, this arrangement could be used:
(C) C-E-G
(Am) C-E-A (1st inversion)
(F) C-F-A (2nd inversion)
(G) B-D-G (1st inversion)
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