Just about any song written by Bill and Gloria Gaither. The first song that comes to mind is "Because He Lives".

Halfstep Denise

Current favorite is "Oh Draw Me Lord" by Selah.

"You Raise Me Up" by Selah and "I AM" by Mark Schultz (at this present time that is! )

The Selah tune is more broader known as a Josh Groban tune. Seems they both recorded them near the same time, however, Josh Groban's version, being more secular, is more wider known and recognized.

Seek Ye First

Alleluia, He is Risen by Judi Stallwitz

Trading my Sorrows - don't know the artist

But those are only at this present time. As my spiritual needs change, so do my songs.

Some of the abuse survivors I work with have found that creating "healing music" CD's is an emotionally charged way to chronicle their healing journeys. What they do is burn a CD with the various songs that sustained them through particularly difficult, joyous, or painful parts of their journey to wholeness and freedom in True Jesus.

Listening to some of those CD's will blow your mind. I understand why when Lucifer fell, music became such a weapon in his arsenal.

Mine is "If I stand" by Rich Mullins, performed by Jars of Clay. There was time when singing this song was part of my morning ritual.