Creating a playlist of Christian songs to comfort in grief is a great way to soothe a hurting heart. In my early grief, I listened to certain songs on repeat. Some songs were able to capture my exact emotions or put words to my utterly broken heart.
Worship songs uplift and remind us of our hope, not just eternally but for this side of heaven. They remind us of God’s goodness even in difficulty and loss and help us fix our eyes on our heavenly home. God’s presence is often palpable in worship, where we see God is with us in our pain and suffering. Worship softens our heart, helps us cry out to God and cry tears that bring comfort and sweet relief.
You can find the full, updated list of Christian songs to comfort in grief on Spotify. It’s is a beautiful mix of worship, contemporary and hymns that will meet your heart. I listen to it on repeat.
Christian Songs to Comfort in Grief
Names, Tiffany Hudson
Same God, Elevation Worship
God is in This Story, Katy Nichole & Big Daddy Weave
You’ve Been There, David Ashley Trent
Heaven, Brittany Price Brooker & Tim Brummel
I Will Carry You, Ellie Holcomb
You Can Rest, Hillary Scott
Hallelujah Even Here, Lydia Laird
Come What May, The Messengers
When We Fall Apart, Ryan Stevenson (with Vince Gill & Amy Grant)
I Am Not Alone, Kari Jobe
Tell Your Heart to Beat Again, Danny Gokey
Even Unto Death, Audrey Assad
Give Me Jesus, Fernando Ortega
Held, Natalie Grant
Not For a Moment, Erin Andrews
I Will Carry You, Selah
There Will Be a Day, Jeremy Camp
I Can Only Imagine, Mercy Me
Peace Be Still, Hope Darst
I Will Rise, Chris Tomlin
Even If, Mercy Me
21 Years, TobyMac
Just Be Held, Casting Crowns
Thy Will, Hillary Scott
Hills and Valleys, Tauren Wells – Hills and Valleys
Cry Out to Jesus, Third Day
He is With You, Mandisa
Save a Place for Me, Matthew West
Graves to Gardens, Elevation Worship
The song that has been on my mind lately is one my mom used to sing.
Because he lives I can face tomorrow.
It has given me hope and comfort in my early years of a rocky marriage and now, losing both of my parents eight months apart.
Graves to Gardens is one I find coming to mind and will just want to ding it out load.