Worship Songs is a VeggieTales album that contains songs about worshipping.
Description
Dove Award-Winning Album with special guest Matt Redman! The Veggie family brings you these contemporary worship songs in a meaningful and memorable manner with songs like Come, Now Is the Time to Worship, God of Wonders, Better is One Day and many more!
Songs
- Come, Now is the Time to Worship (originally by Vineyard Music)
- God of Wonders (originally by Mac Powell)
- Better is One Day (feat. Matt Redman)
- Thy Word (originally by Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith)
- Blessed Be Your Name (feat. Matt Redman)
- Forever (originally by Chris Tomlin)
- You Put This Love in My Heart (originally by Keith Green)
- I Could Sing of Your Love Forever (originally by Delirious)
- I Am a Promise (2006 version; originally from More Sunday Morning Songs with Bob & Larry)
- In the Secret (I Want To Know You) (originally by Sonicflood)
- Seek Ye First (originally by Maranatha! Praise Band)
- You Are Holy (originally by Michael W. Smith)
Cast
- Phil Vischer as Bob the Tomato, Jimmy Gourd, and Mr. Lunt
- Mike Nawrocki as Larry the Cucumber
- Lisa Vischer as Junior Asparagus
- Matt Redman as Himself
Trailer Appearances
Fun Facts
Trivia
- This album was released on the same day as A Very Veggie Easter and on the same month as Sheerluck Holmes and the Golden Ruler, as well as the 2006 reprints of Are You My Neighbor? and Very Silly Songs!.
- This won a GMA Dove Award for the 2007 Children Music's Album of the Year.
- This is the first VeggieTales album of a few things:
- The first album to have kids speak in-between at least one song since O Veggie, Where Art Thou? and the only album to have them speak individually.
- The first non-Sing Alongs or holiday-themed album to have dialogue in-between songs. It is also the first in this case to have kids singing.
- The first non-curriculum album to have songs sung only by kids (not counting Jonah's Overboard Sing Along).
Inside References
- I Am a Promise was previously sung in More Sunday Morning Songs with Bob & Larry.
- On another note, the song has Mr. Lunt saying "Oh, you know that's right!" at one point. This was a line he already uttered in Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie, as did Junior in Bob & Larry's Campfire Songs, during King Jesus is All.
Real-World References
- At one point during Forever, Larry says "To infinity...and then something," which is an apparent reference to the iconic catchphrase of Buzz Lightyear from the Toy Story franchise.
Transcript
Gallery
Internal cover
Back cover
