Original Songs by Christy Kohnle
Well-crafted songs. Ready for worship, for the radio, for wherever life calls.
Music for Life's Moments
Some are written for worship services.
Others are for the drive home, a celebration, or a moment that only comes once.
On the Songs page, each one is tagged by where it fits—Worship, Daily Life, Reflection, Occasions, or Ministry—so you can filter straight to what you need.
Songs like "In Remembrance" and "The Apostles’ Creed" are written for corporate worship—ready to bring straight into a service.
Others, like "No Matter the Cost," are well-suited for large conference or ministry gatherings, and others, like "The House Still Stood," are ideal for radio play, or anywhere Christians gather to celebrate the Christian life.
Some, like "I Thank My God" and "No Matter the Cost," are personal and reflective. Although written to be sung publicly, they are also ideal for sitting with in quiet contemplation.
And some are written for a specific occasion—"New Life" was written as a baptismal anthem, and "I Thank My God" was written as a benediction, to be sung as a blessing, for special times of thankfulness.
And some work well as a theme—"New Life" is a natural fit as a sanctity of life ministry’s signature song, and "I Thank My God" is a beautiful and poignant way Christians can express their thanks to those who support them in their missions.
Why manuscript videos
No polished studio demo to reverse-engineer, no chords guessed by ear from a phone recording.
Just the actual notation, exactly as written, so you and your musicians can learn it right the first time.
Every video scrolls through the full SATB or lead sheet manuscript in real time, so you can follow the actual notation as the song plays.
Lyrics are set right on screen, verse by verse, so your team can learn the words alongside the music without hunting for a lyric sheet.
Free downloadable sheet music means your choir, worship team, or accompanist can rehearse straight from original printed charts.
Watch & Listen
A recent upload from the channel—the manuscript scrolls while the lyrics lead the way.