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What a great Sunday morning of worship . . . We opened with Cambridge's arrangement of Come Ye Sinners . . . A very appropriate musical tune for the text.After our call to worship, we sang Filled With Your Glory (Starfield), O Worship the King (with the Tomlin chorus), Hear Us From Heaven, I Stand Amazed, and When All is Said and Done (T. Walker).For our offering song, we introduced Face to the Ground, by Ronnie Freeman - get it on iTunes. Very congregational - i love the posture that's emphasized in the text.Next Sunday is our 20th Anniversary Celebration.…

Hello 4 people . . . Last Sunday we opened with Famous One by Chris Tomlin/Jesse Reeves.After our call to worship, we sang Amazing God, which I just love, by Brenton Brown. We followed that with Beautiful One, Search Me, and When I Survey/Wonderful Cross. If you're looking for a new song - check out Search Me by Ronnie Freeman. Great song writer. The tune may be hard to find, via a recording. I know it's on the JH Ranch Praise, disc 2.For our offering song, we introduced Center by Charlie Hall.

I'm late posting this, as we have our Palm Sunday worship service this coming Sunday, and we've been busy in preparing.This past weekend we opened up with Chris Tomlin's Let God Arise.After our call to worship we sang Your Grace is Enough, Crown Him with Many Crowns, Here i am to Worship, Jesus Paid it all, and You Gave Your Life Away, by Paul Baloche.If you were in the 9:00 service, you heard Hillsong's Hosanna for the offering song, as well as a new rendition of There's Room At the Cross for You.

We [Oak Mountain] were back from spring break this weekend. we opened our service with Awake My Soul, which is a tune I wrote set to a hymn text by Isaac Watts.After our call to worship, we sang Hosanna (Baloche), God of Grace and Glory, Break Through (T. Walker), and Draw Me Nearer. We then saw a testimony video from one of our members who has been out of work since November. We went from the end of the video in to Never Let Go (Redman).For our offering song, we brought back a tune that we did in last year's…

This week we had the privilege of hearing from Jerram Barrs. He even preached two different sermons . . . We opened our service with last week's rendition of Come Ye Sinners . . . with a full band this time.After our call to worship, we sang Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus, Amazing God by Brenton Brown, Your Love is Amazing, How Firm a Foundation (go and read the text of this hymn), You Are My King, and Immortal Invisible.Our offering song was a Tommy Walker tune called I Have a Hope.

This past week was a communion week, and Phil preached . . . We opened with Our God Saves by Paul Baloche.After our call to worship, we sang All Because of Jesus by Steve Fee, Shelter by Sonic Flood, Great is Thy Faithfulness, and You Alone.Our offering song was an acoustic, stripped-down version of Lead Me to the Cross by Hillsong, and for communion I sang Come Ye Sinners - a version that offers a very appropriate melody to accompany the text. You can find this version sung by the Robbie Seay Band, or by a group called Cambridge, both…

What an interesting service last Sunday was . . . the treacherous Alabama Winter Storm 2009 kept quite a few folks away, including about half of the choir, but we pressed on, and had a great worship service.We opened with Amazing God again - by Brenton Brown.After our call to worship, we sang Jesus Shall Reign, Sing to the King, Come Thou Fount, Never Let Go (Redman), and Revelation Song (Gateway Worship).For offering, we sang God of this city by Bluetree.

This week we opened with "Amazing God" which is a song by Brenton Brown that we sang for offering last week. Great tune. The CHOIR will be singing it again this week to open the service.After our call to worship, we sang "You Are Worthy of My Praise," but it was a completely different feel - set to a rip-off of "Clocks" by Coldplay.We followed that with The Solid Rock, Enough (recorded by Chris Tomlin), Grace That is Greater Than All Our Sin, and You Gave Your Life Away (by Paul Baloche). Our offering song this week was "As it…

Greetings to my mom, and the 5 others that read this blog.I thought it may be helpful to start posting past worship orders, since we've done away with the bulletins. Sunday - Feb 15, 2009 - We opened with "Let God Arise," by Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, and Ed Cash.After our call to worship, we sang Beautiful One, Mighty to Save, and Breathe. For our offering song, we sang a new tune called "Amazing God," by Brenton Brown (same guy that wrote Everlasting God). If you're a worship leader and DON'T subscribe to Worship Leader magazine - do so today.…