This song by Matt Maher is a great worship song, especially for Easter. It focuses on the resurrection and how it impacts our life. The lyrics parallel the death and resurrection of Jesus with our own death in sin and our new life in Him.
This is my version of it which incorporates the signature lick. When you do this, you are able to play the song with just an acoustic. You'll also notice some fairly quick chord changes in the choruses. Some chords only last one measure.
The song Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) is an incredibly popular worship song that has a unique sound. In fact it claimed song of the year at the Dove awards in 2014. The song focuses on the calling of God to "get out of the boat," the faith needed to do so, and the dependance on God to move.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to play the rhythm guitar to "My Lighthouse" by Rend Collective. This is an unusually upbeat song with that has a folsky feel. In fact I've even done this song with a banjo mixed in.
In this lesson, you'll learn a really handy lick that you can use in almost any blues song. This example shows how to use it in the key of E. Using this technique, you'll be able to even create an entire song only using bass notes and this lick!
This Matt Maher song has an Easter theme that celebrates the resurrection" "Because He lives, I can face tomorrow. Because He lives, every fear is gone."
This gospel classic, Through it All, was originally written and performed by the late great Andrae Crouch and covered by the Gaithers, etc. This version is inspired by Isreal Houghton's acoustic version at Andrae's "Celebration of Life" service.
Christmas is coming soon, so why not learn another classic! This is a finger picking version that is fairly simply to play. Learn it in sections, and put it all together for something you can play every year!
In this lesson, you'll learn simple chord additions to chords you already know to create beautiful sounding chords. Just one note can change the complexity of a chord and make it unique. This can also be an inspiration for writing songs.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to create melody lines with supportive chords. This trick sounds like two guitars are playing at the same time! You'll learn the simple way to find just about any melody line to play songs you like or experiment with intros or solos.
This lesson will help you add to your short cut capo guitar vocabulary. With two simple chord shapes, you can play every chord in the chord family to create unique sounds.
This is a lesson on the cover of This I Believe from Hillsong United. In the previous video, Stephen covers the song, so you can hear it all the way through.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to play the acoustic cover version of the song This is Amazing Grace. You'll learn how to incorporate the signature lick into the regular chord progression, and you'll also learn some unique chords that sound great with this song.
This is a great lick that has a unique jazz sound but can be used in a blues context or a jazz context. If most of your soloing is in the minor pentatonic, and you want something to spice it up that sounds a little different, this lick is for you!
In this lesson, you'll learn a really handy lick that you can use in almost any blues song. This example shows how to use it in the key of E. Using this technique, you'll be able to even create an entire song only using bass notes and this lick!
This Matt Maher song has an Easter theme that celebrates the resurrection" "Because He lives, I can face tomorrow. Because He lives, every fear is gone." 
This gospel classic, Through it All, was originally written and performed by the late great Andrae Crouch and covered by the Gaithers, etc. This version is inspired by Isreal Houghton's acoustic version at Andrae's "Celebration of Life" service.
Christmas is coming soon, so why not learn another classic! This is a finger picking version that is fairly simply to play. Learn it in sections, and put it all together for something you can play every year! 
