{My Fall Worship Playlist}

There’s just something about fall that makes me slow down a little. The crisp mornings, golden sunsets, and cozy evenings on the porch invite me to pause, reflect, and spend more time in the presence of the Lord. For me, one of the sweetest ways to do that is through worship music.

Fall feels like a season of gratitude, reflection, and drawing near to Jesus...and the right worship playlist can set the tone for those quiet moments. Whether I’m driving Mason to hockey, sipping coffee on the porch, or journaling in the Word, worship music helps shift my heart from busy to still.

Today I wanted to share my Fall Worship Playlist...a mix of my favorite artists and songs that have been encouraging me in this season.

 SEU Worship

SEU always has a way of weaving deep truth with fresh sounds. Their songs feel like a prayer you can carry with you through the day.

 Maverick City Music

Raw, powerful, and Spirit-filled — Maverick City brings the reminder that worship is about surrender, freedom, and community.

 Elevation Rhythm & Elevation Worship

From upbeat rhythms to deeply moving anthems, Elevation’s music has been on repeat in my house this fall. It’s perfect for both quiet time and family car rides.

 Brandon Lake

Whether it’s his solo work or collaborations, Brandon Lake’s songs are passionate and full of reminders of God’s power and presence.

 Lauren Daigle

Her voice feels like a warm blanket on a cool day. Lauren’s songs are timeless reminders of God’s love and faithfulness.

 Bethel Music

Bethel’s worship always points me back to the heart of Jesus. It’s the kind of music that makes you want to lift your hands, even while folding laundry.

 Red Rocks Worship

Their lyrics are rooted in Scripture, and I love how their songs invite you into stillness with the Lord.

 Hillsong Worship

Classic yet powerful, Hillsong’s songs never fail to prepare my heart for worship. They’re perfect for a reflective fall evening.

 Forrest Frank

His music is a fun, fresh, and relatable way to worship. I love weaving some of his songs into my playlist for a lighter, joyful feel.

 Josiah Queen

There’s something so sweet about Josiah’s music — honest lyrics that feel like a personal prayer.

 Cody Carnes

His songs are deep, heartfelt, and full of hope — such a great soundtrack for this reflective season.

 UPPERROOM

Spontaneous, Spirit-led, and powerful. UPPERROOM’s worship is one of my favorites for quiet moments with the Lord.

That’s my Fall Worship Playlist...the songs and artists that are filling my heart and home with gratitude this season. Worship music is one of the easiest ways to re-center my thoughts on Jesus, and this list has been such a blessing in my daily rhythms.

What about you? Do you have a favorite worship song that you’ve been listening to on repeat this fall? Drop it in the comments so we can encourage one another with new music to add to our playlists.