Posts Tagged ‘Songs’
Breathe Your Love In Me
Sunday Setlist 08/15/10
love the fact that we celebrate communion once a month at our church. This was one of those Sundays. Our regular drummer, and guitar players were out for the week so we were honored to have one of our youth band members fill in on drums, and new friend Jimmy Callicot play guitar with [...]
Worship Recap 4.25.10
Here are the songs we sang this Sunday…
Tell the World
Ancient of Days
All Because of Jesus
Word of God Speak
Jesus Messiah
What did you sing?
2009 Favorite Songs
I pulled our song information from Planning Center Online and was evaluating the songs we used for 2009
The number of times used is first and then the title.
After reading this below then let me know in the comments: What new songs should we do in 2010? What songs should we do more? I’d love your [...]
The Importance of Teaching
When working with my youth worship team I often find myself emphasizing rehearsing the songs. After all, we generally have one event or another to prepare for so that means creating a songlist, and working up that music to perform or lead with.
I have realized, however, that there is a huge benefit to teaching, and [...]
Instrumental Reflection #11- Veteran’s Day
This past week we created a video of member of our church, who was in the military, sharing his thoughts on what veterans day means. This weeks instrumental reflection is the background music I composed for that video. Click here to see the whole video.
Just a reminder.. Instrumental Reflections is now available as a podcast. Click [...]
Instrumental Reflections #10- Bridal Entrance and Podcast Test
This past weekend I had the privilege of providing music for the wedding of one of my former youth. The really cool part is that I was given the challenge of providing original music for the ceremony. This is the original recording of what was chosen for the Bride’s Entrance.
Also, I am using this post to test [...]
Christmas Reflections Week 1
Last week I said I would be taking suggestions for Christmas hymns you would like to hear as instrumental reflections. So here is your chance.
