With a career spanning two decades, Phil Wickham is a household name in Christian music. His worship songs are frequently sung in church and regularly played on Christian radio stations. He's one of those artists who rarely goes long without releasing new music. Song of the Saints (Deluxe) was released in March 2026 and features collaborations and live versions from his 2025 album Song of the Saints.

Whether you're new to Phil's music or a longtime fan, we've compiled another list of essential Phil Wickham songs (read part one here). 

"Everyday Hallelujah" from Song of the Saints (Deluxe) (2026)

"Everyday Hallelujah" is Phil's latest single and was featured on Song of the Saints (Deluxe) as a hidden track. This song reminds us to praise God in every season of life. In the joy and in the pain, He is worthy of our praise. 

"It Really is Amazing Grace" from Song of the Saints (Deluxe) (2026)

Phil Wickham has an incredible way of taking a classic song and transforming it into something brand new while keeping the original meaning. Featuring Crowder, "It Really Is Amazing Grace" takes lyrics from the classic hymn "Amazing Grace" along with Phil's original lyrics for a new, upbeat song that emphasizes that yes, God's grace really is amazing. 

"What an Awesome God" from Song of the Saints (2025)

If you've never heard the 1988 song "Awesome God" by Rich Mullins, I encourage you to listen to it and notice the similarities in "What an Awesome God." This song quickly rose to popularity when Phil took the chorus of "Awesome God" and combined it with his own melody and verses. As a '90s kid, I remember the immense popularity of "Awesome God," and I love Phil's reimagined version that brings a part of this song back for the current generation. 

"Sunday is Coming" from I Believe (2023)

When we find ourselves questioning what's good about Good Friday, "Sunday is Coming" reminds us that "Friday's good 'cause Sunday is coming." This song leads us through the events of Good Friday all the way to Jesus's resurrection. Not only is it the perfect song for Easter, but one to listen to all throughout the year. 

"House of the Lord" from Hymn of Heaven (2021)

This is the perfect Sunday morning song as you're preparing to head to church. It reminds us that there's so much joy in being in God's house and worshipping with fellow believers.

"Living Hope" from Living Hope (Deluxe) (2018)

We have hope because we worship a Savior who is alive. "Living Hope" reminds us that through Jesus we've been set free from the bondage of sin and death. Through His death and resurrection, we have life and hope because He is our living hope. 

Interested in learning more about some of Phil's older music? Check out our 2021 edition of The Essentials: Phil Wickham (Part 1).