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- Scott
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- Married to the best woman on the planet. Father of three lovely daughters. Worship leader, song writer and marriage blogger by calling. Passionate about exalting the name of Jesus through worship and strong marriages. Electrical Engineer by education and experience, currently a global product manager.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Sunday Setlists #144 – April 24, 2011
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OK so I'm a little late with this. Been a very busy week!
Here's my set list from Easter morning.
Check out set lists from other worship leaders at The Worship Community:
Here's my set list from Easter morning.
- Happy Day (Tim Hughes)
- Famous One (Chris Tomlin)
- Arise (Alan Frow)
- The Glorious One (my song)
- You Alone Can Rescue (Matt Redman)
- Stronger (Fielding, Morgan)
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Sunday, March 6, 2011
Sunday Set List #137
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It was an awesome morning. The worship time was simply glorious and I felt we could have worshiped for hours. I didn't want it to be over, even though it went longer than usual.
I felt like the team really clicked, and we flowed together very well. Great job by everyone!
Here's the set we did:
I felt like the team really clicked, and we flowed together very well. Great job by everyone!
Here's the set we did:
- Shout of the King
- Our God
- Mighty to Save
- Your Love Never Fails
- Here I am to Worship
- You Won't Relent
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday Set List Jan 30, 2011
7:45 AM | Posted by
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Here is this week's set list for the "Sunday Set List" feature from The Worship Community.
- Forever (Chris Tomiln)
- Love the Lord (Lincoln Brewster)
- Let It Rise
- More (My Song)
- The Glorious One (Also mine)
- Face Down (Matt Redman)
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Sunday Set List
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Now that I'm back to worship blogging again, I spent some time checking out some other worship blogs yesterday. As I find ones worth noting, I'll add them to my blog roll over there -->.
Today I'm adding The Worship Community. They have a weekly feature that encourages leaders to share their Sunday set lets. It's a great opportunity to see what's being sung out there.
Here's my set from this morning:
- Happy Day (Tim Hughes)
- We Won't Be Quiet (David Crowder)
- Deep Cries Out (William Matthews)
- Your Love Never Fails (Jesus Culture)
- Medley of choruses
- Hallelujah (Hillsong United)
- Praise the Name of Jesus
- Beauty for Ashes (Anthony Skinner)
- Holy Is Our King (Rita Springer)
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On Earth As in Heaven
Worship and Prayer are two sides of the same coin.
"The four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb. Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints."
(Revelation 5:8 )
The Harp represents the songs of worship that go on in heaven around the throne of God; day and night it never stops.
The Bowls are full of the prayers of the saints, rising as incense before the throne of God.
It is the harp and the bowl together that give us a picture of the ongoing encounter with God that goes on in heaven.
Let it be on earth as it is in heaven.
"The four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb. Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints."
(Revelation 5:8 )
The Harp represents the songs of worship that go on in heaven around the throne of God; day and night it never stops.
The Bowls are full of the prayers of the saints, rising as incense before the throne of God.
It is the harp and the bowl together that give us a picture of the ongoing encounter with God that goes on in heaven.

