We started the service with Chris Tomlin’s “Not to Us” (Key of G) as the link-up song between the campuses.  This is an older song, but it is still a favorite for our congregation.  After a time of welcome (from our Royal Palm campus) we launched into a Christ Fellowship original tune “In Your Love” (key of F), written by our Stuart campus worship pastor, Drew Middleton.  After a short prayer and scripture we went into “Your Great Name” (key of Bb) by Micheal Neale.  This is the second weekend for this song.  It is such a great anthem and the congregation really responds to it.  At the end of the song, we brought it down to a pre-chorus and chorus of Miriam Webster’s “Made Me Glad” (key of Bb/C) with just Acoustic Guitar and keys and then the band kicked into the rest of the song.  Finally, for the offering song, I sang Pocket Full of Rocks “Come As You Are”.  What a great song with great lyrics!

“You can come as you are
With all your broken pieces all your shameful scars
The pain you hold in your heart bring it all to Jesus
You can come as you are “

So there it is.  Thanks for taking a look at this post.  Check out theWorshipCommunity site and the Sunday Set List blog to see what other leaders are doing around the globe.

I felt like there was a real nice mix of new music with some older worship tunes as well.  We started with “EVERYONE” as the link-up tune (all 4 campuses sing the first song together).  This is a simple song that is very easy to sing.  The congregation seems to connect with it every time we sing it.  We did the song in the key of G.

After the welcome/greeting time, we launched into a Christ Fellowship original song “SET FREE” in the key of B.  This song will be released on the new live worship project from our City Place Ascent service in May.  From here I transitioned with a short exhortation/prayer into another Christ Fellowship original song, “YOU WILL REIGN” in the key of D.  This was the second week that we sang this song at the Gardens campus.  It seems like the congregation is beginning to catch on to it.  I love this song!  It will be released on the new CD in May as well.  At the end of this song, we went into a stripped down version of “THE HEART OF WORSHIP” in the key of D.  Finally, after the offering set-up we sang “ALL I NEED MEDLEY” in the key of D.  This is a combination of the old song, “I Need The Every Hour” and Hillsong’s “All I Need is You”.  We recorded this arrangement on our worship project “In Your Love”.  This is always a home run and a great way to mix the old with the new.

So, there it is for this weekend.  hope you enjoyed.  Check out theWorshipCommunity site and the Sunday Set List blog to see what other leaders are doing around the globe.