What you missed if you missed Community Gospel Church on Sunday morning...
SERVICE
Cannons [phil wickham]
Welcome - recap of Ken Davis event
Offering
Not to Us [chris tomlin / jesse reeves]
Audience of One [jonathan david eckberg]
Consuming Fire [tim hughes]
Awesome God (chorus only) [rich mullins]
Message: Imaginary Audience, Week 2
Romans 3:8-19
Like an Avalanche [dylan thomas / joel houston]
TEAM
Jonathan David Eckberg - guitar/vocals
Dale Gramm - audio
Jeff Hutchens - media
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Sunday Setlist / 2.26.12
Here's how we celebrated the day at Community Gospel Church...
THE SERVICE
Heirs [Jordan Muck/Jonathan Eckberg]
Welcome & Announcements
All Creatures of Our God and King [Francis of Assisi]
Holy Nation [Muck/Eckberg]
I Am New [Eckberg]
Message
Let Us Shine [Eckberg]
Mighty to Save [Ben Fielding/Reuben Morgan]
THE TEAM
Jonathan Eckberg - guitar/vocals
Larry Ingle - vocals
Alli Hutchens - vocals
Jess Yoder - vocals
Kevin Schmidt - audio
Perri Hepler - visual
NOTES
This week marked week number 3 of our current series, "Three". In this series Pastor Jordan Muck is preaching through Colossians 3:1-17. Todays message was the first of two weeks that focus on verses 13-17 - on our renewal and the things that God calls us to cloth ourselves with. This week we looked at compassion, kindness, humility and meekness.
THE SONGS
Heirs - Pastor Jordan and I wrote this song a couple years ago and released it on the Until We're Kings EP called by the same name.
[album - Heirs - Until We're Kings]
All Creatures of Our God and King - I love this hymn. We do an arrangement similar to the David Crowder Band version (and also use the "Alleluia" tag from that version). I like this version because it maintains the same structure as the traditional hymn but also gives it a fresh feel. Jess let this one on vocals and did a fantastic job. I love moments when I get to move into a supporting role and just worship alongside our congregation without being "on". It's a beautiful thing.
[album - Passion: Hymns Ancient and Modern - David Crowder Band]
Holy Nation - We used this song as the theme song to our previous series, "1P29C". The series talks about how we are called to be a royal priesthood, a chosen race, a people of God's own choosing and a holy nation. The song walks through the verse. I hope that this song points our people back to that series and back to that reminder of who God has called us to be, not only as individuals but as the Church. The function within the set was to move from an acknowledgment of who God is and of his sovereignty ("All Creatures...") into an acceptance of who we are made to be in him ("Holy Nation" into "I Am New").
I Am New - We introduced this last week as the theme to the current series, "Three". In the progression of Colossians 3:1-17 teaches us to set our hearts and our mind on the things above where Christ, who is our life and who is returning, is seated at the right hand of God. Then it gives us a list of the worldly traits and desires that we must deny. The rest of the verses tell us how we are to act as the holy nation, whom God has chosen, as those who have been raised with Christ, as those who are made new in him. This song draws our attention to that process and is, hopefully, a celebration of the fact that Christ has rescued us from who we once were - lost apart from him - to we can be through his love.
Let Us Shine - Another song that came out of the "1P29C" series. This is a call to let Christ's light shine through us. To be lighthouses that break through the darkness and present the glory of who God is to those around us.
Mighty to Save - One of our church's favorite songs. "Shine a light and let the whole world see // We're singing for the glory of the risen King Jesus" As we were rehearsing on Thursday night Alli summed it up well when she said, "You can't not worship in this song!" Amen, Alli. Amen.
[album - Mighty to Save - Hillsong Live]
To see what songs our brothers and sisters in worshipped to in their congregations please visit the Sunday Setlist at www.theworshipcommunity.com.
THE SERVICE
Heirs [Jordan Muck/Jonathan Eckberg]
Welcome & Announcements
All Creatures of Our God and King [Francis of Assisi]
Holy Nation [Muck/Eckberg]
I Am New [Eckberg]
Message
Let Us Shine [Eckberg]
Mighty to Save [Ben Fielding/Reuben Morgan]
THE TEAM
Jonathan Eckberg - guitar/vocals
Larry Ingle - vocals
Alli Hutchens - vocals
Jess Yoder - vocals
Kevin Schmidt - audio
Perri Hepler - visual
NOTES
This week marked week number 3 of our current series, "Three". In this series Pastor Jordan Muck is preaching through Colossians 3:1-17. Todays message was the first of two weeks that focus on verses 13-17 - on our renewal and the things that God calls us to cloth ourselves with. This week we looked at compassion, kindness, humility and meekness.
THE SONGS
Heirs - Pastor Jordan and I wrote this song a couple years ago and released it on the Until We're Kings EP called by the same name.
[album - Heirs - Until We're Kings]
All Creatures of Our God and King - I love this hymn. We do an arrangement similar to the David Crowder Band version (and also use the "Alleluia" tag from that version). I like this version because it maintains the same structure as the traditional hymn but also gives it a fresh feel. Jess let this one on vocals and did a fantastic job. I love moments when I get to move into a supporting role and just worship alongside our congregation without being "on". It's a beautiful thing.
[album - Passion: Hymns Ancient and Modern - David Crowder Band]
Holy Nation - We used this song as the theme song to our previous series, "1P29C". The series talks about how we are called to be a royal priesthood, a chosen race, a people of God's own choosing and a holy nation. The song walks through the verse. I hope that this song points our people back to that series and back to that reminder of who God has called us to be, not only as individuals but as the Church. The function within the set was to move from an acknowledgment of who God is and of his sovereignty ("All Creatures...") into an acceptance of who we are made to be in him ("Holy Nation" into "I Am New").
I Am New - We introduced this last week as the theme to the current series, "Three". In the progression of Colossians 3:1-17 teaches us to set our hearts and our mind on the things above where Christ, who is our life and who is returning, is seated at the right hand of God. Then it gives us a list of the worldly traits and desires that we must deny. The rest of the verses tell us how we are to act as the holy nation, whom God has chosen, as those who have been raised with Christ, as those who are made new in him. This song draws our attention to that process and is, hopefully, a celebration of the fact that Christ has rescued us from who we once were - lost apart from him - to we can be through his love.
Let Us Shine - Another song that came out of the "1P29C" series. This is a call to let Christ's light shine through us. To be lighthouses that break through the darkness and present the glory of who God is to those around us.
Mighty to Save - One of our church's favorite songs. "Shine a light and let the whole world see // We're singing for the glory of the risen King Jesus" As we were rehearsing on Thursday night Alli summed it up well when she said, "You can't not worship in this song!" Amen, Alli. Amen.
[album - Mighty to Save - Hillsong Live]
To see what songs our brothers and sisters in worshipped to in their congregations please visit the Sunday Setlist at www.theworshipcommunity.com.
Monday, February 20, 2012
Sunday Setlist / 2.19.12
Here's what went down at Community Gospel Church this week...
THE SERVICE:
I Am New [Jonathan Eckberg]
Welcome/Announcements
Offering
When I Think About the Lord [James Huey]
Take My Life (Holiness) [Scott Underwood]
Like An Avalanche [Joel Houston/Dylan Thomas]
Take My Life and Let it Be [Francis Havergal/Cesar Malan/H.A. Hendon]
Message
I Am New [Eckberg]
THE TEAM:
Jonathan Eckberg - guitar/vocals
Randy Hepler - bass
Staci Smith - vocals
Larry Ingle - vocals
Dale Gramm - audio
Jeff Hutchens - visual
THE NOTES:
This was week number two of the "Three" series, a study of Colossians 3:1-17. Pastor Jordan preached verses 5-11, discussing the things we are called to put aside and the spiritual disciplines that lead us forward in those areas. We also introduced our new theme song for the series.
THE SONGS:
I Am New - This is a new song that touches on the themes of each of the four weeks of our Colossians study. It's got a simple chorus that people picked up quickly and easily. We did this as the opener because we intended to use it as our closing song and wanted to give folks a chance to hear it once before singing along. So far we've received a good response on it. I'll look forward to hearing what people think.
When I Think About the Lord - We introduced this song to our congregation a few weeks ago and we are now starting to work it into the rotation of songs. NOTE: I am yet to find a version of this song the way we do it. The way Huey does it is very slow and contemplative. The Shane and Shane version is a medium tempo song. I picked this song up from Dave Hunt when I was in Nashville and he did a more rocked out version (in my iTunes search I ran across a recording by Caleb Carruth which is similar to the version I learned from Dave). We actually pick the tempo up even more and make it a song of celebration.
[album - When I Think About the Lord - James Huey]
[album - Pages - Shane & Shane]
[album - Darkness Falls - Caleb Carruth]
Take My Life (Holiness) - This is one of those "old standard" worship choruses. We take it and rework it a little bit. It becomes an uptempo, almost bluesy-style tune. By switching the feel of it up we are able to allow people to connect with the plea of forming, transforming, and conforming of our hearts, minds, and will to that of God. There is a wonderful theme in this song, but the traditional arrangement seems pretty well played out. Again, we don't do anything dramatic with it - we maintain the exact melody and chord structure - we just dress it up in a slightly different package to tie into our people.
[album - Take My Life - Vineyard Voices: The Worship Leader Series]
Like An Avalanche - We've been doing this Hillsong United tune for the past year and it's a song that the congregation has really latched on to. Sometimes you introduce songs that you really think are good and you really think work for where the people are, but they just never work out and people never start singing them. Fortunately, this song caught on well. A lot of our people seem to get into this song pretty deeply.
[album - Aftermath - Hillsong United]
Take My Life and Let it Be - we do this song very true to the traditional chorus. Our intent was to have our piano player lead this one, but she was knocked out with the flu on Sunday morning. So Larry and Staci stepped up and led it. They did a phenomenal job.
I Am New - I took an extra minute or so after the message to teach the song to the congregation and to actually walk them through it just a little bit. I did this so that as we continue to sing it in the coming weeks they will be able to feel the full weight of what we are moving towards and the tie to the messages.
So that was our morning. To see what others around the country are singing please head over to the Sunday setlists at: theworshipcommunity.com.
THE SERVICE:
I Am New [Jonathan Eckberg]
Welcome/Announcements
Offering
When I Think About the Lord [James Huey]
Take My Life (Holiness) [Scott Underwood]
Like An Avalanche [Joel Houston/Dylan Thomas]
Take My Life and Let it Be [Francis Havergal/Cesar Malan/H.A. Hendon]
Message
I Am New [Eckberg]
THE TEAM:
Jonathan Eckberg - guitar/vocals
Randy Hepler - bass
Staci Smith - vocals
Larry Ingle - vocals
Dale Gramm - audio
Jeff Hutchens - visual
THE NOTES:
This was week number two of the "Three" series, a study of Colossians 3:1-17. Pastor Jordan preached verses 5-11, discussing the things we are called to put aside and the spiritual disciplines that lead us forward in those areas. We also introduced our new theme song for the series.
THE SONGS:
I Am New - This is a new song that touches on the themes of each of the four weeks of our Colossians study. It's got a simple chorus that people picked up quickly and easily. We did this as the opener because we intended to use it as our closing song and wanted to give folks a chance to hear it once before singing along. So far we've received a good response on it. I'll look forward to hearing what people think.
When I Think About the Lord - We introduced this song to our congregation a few weeks ago and we are now starting to work it into the rotation of songs. NOTE: I am yet to find a version of this song the way we do it. The way Huey does it is very slow and contemplative. The Shane and Shane version is a medium tempo song. I picked this song up from Dave Hunt when I was in Nashville and he did a more rocked out version (in my iTunes search I ran across a recording by Caleb Carruth which is similar to the version I learned from Dave). We actually pick the tempo up even more and make it a song of celebration.
[album - When I Think About the Lord - James Huey]
[album - Pages - Shane & Shane]
[album - Darkness Falls - Caleb Carruth]
Take My Life (Holiness) - This is one of those "old standard" worship choruses. We take it and rework it a little bit. It becomes an uptempo, almost bluesy-style tune. By switching the feel of it up we are able to allow people to connect with the plea of forming, transforming, and conforming of our hearts, minds, and will to that of God. There is a wonderful theme in this song, but the traditional arrangement seems pretty well played out. Again, we don't do anything dramatic with it - we maintain the exact melody and chord structure - we just dress it up in a slightly different package to tie into our people.
[album - Take My Life - Vineyard Voices: The Worship Leader Series]
Like An Avalanche - We've been doing this Hillsong United tune for the past year and it's a song that the congregation has really latched on to. Sometimes you introduce songs that you really think are good and you really think work for where the people are, but they just never work out and people never start singing them. Fortunately, this song caught on well. A lot of our people seem to get into this song pretty deeply.
[album - Aftermath - Hillsong United]
Take My Life and Let it Be - we do this song very true to the traditional chorus. Our intent was to have our piano player lead this one, but she was knocked out with the flu on Sunday morning. So Larry and Staci stepped up and led it. They did a phenomenal job.
I Am New - I took an extra minute or so after the message to teach the song to the congregation and to actually walk them through it just a little bit. I did this so that as we continue to sing it in the coming weeks they will be able to feel the full weight of what we are moving towards and the tie to the messages.
So that was our morning. To see what others around the country are singing please head over to the Sunday setlists at: theworshipcommunity.com.
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