Joel Klampert at CECWorship Resources Blog has a cool weekly post of his set list, and I've borrowed his idea. Here is our set list for June 24th:
Set 1
"All I Have" is a song that seems to be striking a chord with our congregation. They love singing this song.
"Glory In The Highest" was first sung last week by my wifey, and she did great. I wanted to run this one again to reinforce it and get people more familiar with the song while they remember it from last week. I love this song, because its' all about Him, and not about us. We Vineyard folk are often always singing about "us" and our need for Him, and not to "Him" and about "Him".
"You Are Wonderful" is just another great song by Darren Clarke. Simplicity is the strength of this song. And it's another song that speaks to "Him" and of "Him".
It was a wonderful time of worship, and it folded around Jon's message of "extravagant love". I must admit, that in the second set, our songs and words didn't feel extravagant when compared to Mary's outrageous act of love and the tears she dropped on Jesus' feet. It left me feeling like I must spend more time in the word and with Him and get a revelation of how worthy He is, and how much He loves me and has done for me.
Set 1
- For Me (VMUK)
- All I Have (VMUSA - Stand In Awe Playlist)
- Pour Our My Heart (Vintage VMUSA Classic)
- You Are Wonderful (VMUSA - Never Looking Back)
- If I Have Not Love (Redman - Facedown)
- Glory In The Highest (Tomlin - See The Morning)
"All I Have" is a song that seems to be striking a chord with our congregation. They love singing this song.
"Glory In The Highest" was first sung last week by my wifey, and she did great. I wanted to run this one again to reinforce it and get people more familiar with the song while they remember it from last week. I love this song, because its' all about Him, and not about us. We Vineyard folk are often always singing about "us" and our need for Him, and not to "Him" and about "Him".
"You Are Wonderful" is just another great song by Darren Clarke. Simplicity is the strength of this song. And it's another song that speaks to "Him" and of "Him".
It was a wonderful time of worship, and it folded around Jon's message of "extravagant love". I must admit, that in the second set, our songs and words didn't feel extravagant when compared to Mary's outrageous act of love and the tears she dropped on Jesus' feet. It left me feeling like I must spend more time in the word and with Him and get a revelation of how worthy He is, and how much He loves me and has done for me.
Labels: Set Lists, Worship Leading
2 Comments:
great set list there...
As far as extravagant love have you heard Matt Maher "your love is extravagant"?
Any way...I love the redman facedown CD. That one hits me every time.
by the way feel free to post your set in the comments on my weekly post. Other worship leaders typically do...great to compare.
Hey Joel, I fixed the spelling of your last name in my post. It's Klampert with a K!
I actually have heard that song a time or two. I just have never learned it.
BTW, I love your blog. Great stuff.
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