Sunday Setlist for House of Worship and Ministries Jesup, Ga
Everything was back on track today with all of our muscians making it back from Rock the Universe. It was a good day and one of those services where the Praise Team stayed on the platform the whole time ready to sing whatever song the pastor felt like singing. That can get interesting some times. He talked about how no weapon formed against us will prosper. It was an awesome reminder of the promises of God.
Sunday Morning
Say So-Ricardo Sanchez/Isreal Hougton
How Great is Our God-Chris Tomlin
Holy Spirit Rain Down-Russell Fragar-Hillsong Australia
You Are All To Me-Sion Alford
Through the Fire-Gerald Crabb (The Crabb Family)
It’s a New Season-Isreal Houghton
Sunday Evening
O Praise Him- David Crowder
Holy is the Lord-Chris Tomlin
God of Wonders-Marc Byrd/steve Hindalong
Jesus, Lover of My Soul-Darlene Zschech
Amazed-Jared Anderson
I am sharing our worship esrvice in collabration with other worship leaders through the “Sunday Setlists” blog carnival at FredMcKinnon.com
Love the spontaneity of those ‘let’s see what happens’ times. I must have a missing gene or something, because I love that adrenaline rush.
By: Ed Schief on September 15, 2008
at 2:41 am
Wow, it’s cool that you busted out “Through the Fire.”
By: Bobby Gilles on September 15, 2008
at 12:46 pm
Ed-I agree with you, it keeps us all on our toes. We actually went down in both services and he called us back up there.
Bobby-That is a great song……We sing it often in our church! It is a church favorite!
By: ramsey72 on September 15, 2008
at 3:16 pm
We don’t have Sunday nights anymore, but I did see that sometimes the people were more prepared to worship at night. Is that the case with yours?
By: Gary Durbin on September 18, 2008
at 2:52 pm
That is definitely the case in our church. It seems the people that come back on Sunday night are there because they want to be. We struggle sometimes on Sunday mornings to get people to engage in worship, but not so much on Sunday night.
By: ramsey72 on September 18, 2008
at 3:30 pm