Worship is the way

We exist for one sole purpose: to lead people and bring them into the presence of God through worship. Thanks for coming to check us out and see what God is doing in and through this ministry!

On this page, you will find songs from our Live Recording worship night, including songs we often sing together and a few original songs. These original songs (“I Am Changed”, “All to You”, and “Here and Now”) were written by our team for our church. Feel free to use the resources below for your own personal worship!

Every song has a story

Hear the story behind each of the original songs by Plum Creek Worship.

In His presence everything changes. We are changed by Him to be used for Him; our lives are changed as a result of being in the presence of God. In return, others see the change in us. They are also changed through the testimony of the Holy Spirit’s work. We understand the work being done in our lives is not just for us, but it is for God to use as He sees fit to grow His kingdom and bring others into relationship with Him. This growth within a person’s heart will be the result that comes through the time spent in His presence. This song was written as an anthem for our church body to reflect our mission “Changed Lives, Changing Lives.”
Who God is and His character is immeasurable and above our understanding. This song speaks to His sovereignty and holiness. His love is incomprehensible. His name is the name above all other names; all we ever need can be found in Him. His mercy is deep, and His grace is vast. All creation surrenders to His command; He can speak into even the hardest of circumstances to bring hope, peace, love, healing and overcome. Since this is the very nature and character of our Lord, we surrender all things and surrender all glory to Him alone. He is the only one worthy of all glory, honor and praise!
God is at work in every season of our lives. He was at work yesterday, He is at work today, and He will be at work in the future. This song was written to shift our perspective back to worshiping God in the very moment and current season we are in. It acknowledges that in “every season my soul will sing Your praises”, bringing our current reality to God. As we surrender the things of today into His hand, our hearts respond in worship. As it says in Luke 19:40, if we do not sing His praises and worship Him, the rocks will cry out. As our hearts respond, we can surrender anything that is keeping us from complete trust and unhindered worship. He is our “shelter from the storm” and our “strength to carry on through the night.” He meets us in the very place that we are at, raw and real. He is ready to strengthen, equip, and empower us while giving Him praise in all circumstances.