Brenan Espartinez sings "Gabundok Man" by May Alona Trogue | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

With its R&B style and millennial sound, the original composition of teenage composer May Alona Trogue “Gabundok Man”, was chosen as the first ASOP Year 6 grand finalist song.

Performed by Brenan Espartinez, the song delivers the message: keep praising God in the midst of insurmountable problems and you will overcome.

Zsaris sings "Beside Your Heart" by Shane Kim Lumanog | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Composed by singer-songwriter Shane Kim Lumanog, "Beside Your Heart" has been chosen as ASOP's October Song of the Month.

Her composition, an emotional guitar-driven track was inspired by her real-life stories of struggles.

RJ Buena sings "Wala Kang Katulad" by Reymil Anania | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Composer Reymil Anania earned the seventh spot at the ASOP Year 6 Grand Finals with his original composition, "Wala Kang Katulad".

It's uplifting lyrics and lively melody classifies it as an urban contemporary gospel song. Anania actually based his work on his own story of spiritual renewal.

Sam Mangubat sings "Carry On" by Nonie, P. A., and Nino | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Born of the musical collaboration of three composers Nonie Ramos, P.A. Atienza and Nino Cristobal, “Carry On" is the third grand finalist song.

With its international appeal and touching narrative of a son reminiscing on his parent's teachings, "Carry On", speaks to the heart.

Gail Blanco sings "Hallelujah To The One" by Zion Aquino | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Written by soul singer-songwriter Zion Aquino, "Hallelujah To The One" is ASOP's September’s best praise song.

The 38-year-old recording artist wrote the song about God's unconditional love after recovering from stage 3B colon cancer.

Liezel Garcia sings "Ikaw Ang Aking Dios" by Lorna Petrasanta | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

After being the first producer’s pick winner this year, the worship anthem, “Ikaw Ang Aking Dios,” written by Lorna Petrasanta became the fourth grand finalist song for ASOP Year 6.

The song, performed by Pinoy Dream Academy 2 contender Liezel Garcia, is a soft, calming track that recognizes the presence of God's love in our daily lives through its poetic lyrics and uplifting melodies.

Dan Billano sings "Sumasamba Sa’Yo" by Joyner Dizon | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Written by aspiring songwriter Joyner Dizon, “Sumasamba Sa'Yo" is a song that delves into the depth of God's mercy and forgiveness.

Interpreter The Voice contender Dan Billano sets his heart on performing the December Song of the Month.

JV Decena sings "Sapat Na Ba" by Emmanuel Lipio Jr. | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

With his composition, “Sapat Na Ba", the best praise song for the month of March, returning songwriter Emmanuel Lipio's in his second time has secured a spot at the grand finale.

Interpreter JV Decena admitted in an interview that the song moves him to reflect on all the blessings that he had.

Jay R sings "Dahil Sa Iyo" by Carlo David | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

ASOP interpreter-turned-composer Carlo David's original gospel song “Dahil Sa Iyo” is ASOP's best worship anthem for the month of April.

Apple Delleva sings "If You Believe" by Gio Levy | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Filipino-Canadian singer-songwriter Gio Levy's first original gospel song entitled “If You Believe" is one of ASOP’s 12 grand finalist songs.

With its uplifting lyrics and memorable melody, the song, a power ballad based on his personal experiences, urges others who are experiencing hardship to have faith in God.

Kris Angelica sings "You’re All I Need" by Jessan May Mirador | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

Hailed as the August song of the month, "You're All I Need", is a powerful ballad written by aspiring singer-songwriter and registered nurse, Jessan May Mirador.

Jay-R Siaboc sings "Ikaw Panginoon" by Jonathan Bobis and Jocelyn Canlas | ASOP 6 Grand Finals

"Ikaw Panginoon", is a musical collaboration by two Overseas Filipino Workers Jocelyn Canlas and Jonathan Bobis. It is the eighth finalist at ASOP Year 6 Grand Finals.