Contemporary Worship

I → V → vi → IV

Position
G chord diagramGuitar chord fingering for G: string 6: fret 3, string 5: fret 2, string 4: open, string 3: open, string 2: open, string 1: fret 3G
D chord diagramGuitar chord fingering for D: string 6: muted, string 5: muted, string 4: open, string 3: fret 2, string 2: fret 3, string 1: fret 2××D
Em chord diagramGuitar chord fingering for Em: string 6: open, string 5: fret 2, string 4: fret 2, string 3: open, string 2: open, string 1: openEm
C chord diagramGuitar chord fingering for C: string 6: muted, string 5: fret 3, string 4: fret 2, string 3: open, string 2: fret 1, string 1: open×C
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About

The sound of modern worship music. Sus2 chords, ambient pads, and simple progressions create space for congregational singing and reflection.

Songs using this progression

  • Oceans — Hillsong UNITED
  • What a Beautiful Name — Hillsong Worship
  • Goodness of God — Bethel Music
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Related progressions

Gospel Praise
I → IV → I → V → I
GospelSoul
Sad Ballad (Axis Progression)
I → V → vi → IV
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