Philip Webb is an American Christian hymnal editor and music ministry contributor associated with the musical and publishing projects of Grace Community Church and The Master's Seminary in Sun Valley, California. He is particularly known for his editorial work on Hymns of Grace (2015) and Psalms of Grace (2022), two publications intended to encourage Scripture-centered congregational singing and preserve the rich heritage of Christian hymnody.

Webb served as the editor and project manager of Hymns of Grace, published by The Master's Seminary Press in cooperation with Grace Community Church. Released in 2015, the collection contains approximately 355 hymns and more than 90 responsive Scripture readings. It brings together historic hymns, contemporary Christian songs, and newly written hymns and melodies. The project sought to restore neglected hymns to regular church use while introducing congregations to biblically rich contemporary compositions.

Webb's editorial involvement continued with Psalms of Grace, published in 2022 by The Master's Seminary Press. This collection is a modern metrical Psalter containing musical adaptations of the 150 biblical Psalms. It combines traditional and contemporary musical settings, Scripture readings, prayers adapted from historic sources, and devotional material. The project aims to encourage churches to recover congregational Psalm singing and make the Psalms an important part of corporate worship.

In addition to his editorial responsibilities, Webb has contributed directly to Psalm compositions. Hymnary.org, for example, credits him with the refrain of O Praise the LORD! Sing Praises! (Psalm 147), as well as its tune, IRIS. It also lists him as the author of How Delightful Are Your Dwellings (Psalm 84). These records demonstrate his involvement not only in assembling hymnals but also in writing and composing music for congregational worship.

Webb's documented contribution to Christian hymnody is therefore particularly associated with the preservation of historic hymnody, the development of new congregational music, and the recovery of biblical Psalm singing. His work through Hymns of Grace and Psalms of Grace reflects a commitment to music that serves the church through Scripture-rich lyrics and congregational worship.

Biographical note: Reliable public biographical information about Philip Webb's birth, education, family, and early life is limited. Those details should not be supplied without further verification. The information above focuses on his documented musical and editorial contributions.