It also depends on what you want your progressions to do . . . . what effect you want them to make.
For instance, an
arpeggio can give the effect of water falling, blessings coming down, etc.
Dominant seventh chords mean
movement. Usually movement to the fourth of the dominant chord you just played. It prepares you for another chord.
Diminished chords almost always mean movement, too . . .
Major seventh chords are beautiful and warm. Use these when you are playing ballad type worship songs, like "Available to You" or "Sanctuary" or "A Higher Place of Praise".
Preaching chords are based on tritones (which are the third and the dominant seventh of a chord, so the tritone of C major would be E and Bb) and the blues scale.
So it depends on what you want the music to do and what effect you want it to have. Hope this helps some
Be Blessed . . .
BBoy