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This post is part of the Sunday Setlist blog carnival.
The lesson at The Table this morning was that God takes the ordinary and converts it to extraordinary. The scripture passage was the miracle of Jesus turning water into wine. And His new wine was even better than the initial wine. So be it, Lord.
I was grateful to play with Aynsley Martindale, Robin Madison, Jon Brooks, Karlton Scott, and David Durham. Here was our set.
- Here Is Our King (David Crowder)
- 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) (Mryin / Redman)
- Because We Believe (Harville / Gordon)
- Songs of Thankfulness and Praise (Traditional)
- Your Love, Oh Lord (Powell, Avery, Carr, Lee, Anderson)
- Doxology (Traditional, to the tune of “All Creatures of Our God and King”)
- Sanctus: Holy, Holy, Holy Lord (Peter Scholtes)
- How Deep the Father’s Love for Us (Stuart Townend)
- Overcome (Jon Egan)
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Wow that’s a lot of songs! How long is the service? With communion every Sunday?
Hey, Rob. Yes, it is a lot of songs. And yes, communion every Sunday. (We played both “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us” and “Overcome” during communion.
Communion takes longer than at Belmont, because the people are served communion individually at one of five (or so) stations.