Today was Pastor Mark’s second discipleship sermon and it was just as hard hitting as last week. One of the questions he asked us was “Will I follow Jesus or will I go my own way?” Sometimes I wonder if American Christianity has convinced people they can have Jesus and go their own way; Christianity a la carte!
Brad did a great job leading worship in song, with great verbal connections with the Gideons and Pastor Mark’s message. Great congregational response in song; they have Jesus Messiah down and they did well on How Great is Your Faithfulness which we have only done once as as a congregation and that was over six months ago.
It was a good Sunday to reflect on how serious we are about following Jesus.
Here is the entire set list:
0 Praise To The Lord, the Almighty 2 Opener-Come to Worship
4441722 German Hymn, Joachim Neander,1650-1680; Arr. By Paul Mills © 2008 Van Ness Press, Inc. (Lifeway Worship Music Group)
1 Jesus Messiah GITS-Jesus
5183443 Chris Tomlin ©2008 Vamos Publishing, worshiptogether.com songs
-1 God of Wonders GITS-Father
3118757 Steve Hindalong & Marc Byrd ©2000 New Spring Publishing, Inc./ASCAP
SERMON: I Think I Want to Follow Jesus? – Luke 9:57-62 (Pastor Mark)
1 Consuming Fire Prayer-Holy Spirit
3818569 Tim Hughes ©2004 Thankyou Music/PRS/worshiptogether.com/Kingsway Music
1 How Great is Your Faithfulness Response-To God
Jonas Myrin and Matt Redman ©2009 Jonas Myrin/Shout! Publishing (admin Integrity Music)
0 Go Forth Closer-Evangelism/Missions
10790 Robert E. Mason ©1982 Integrity's Hosanna! Music/Sounds of Vision
2 'We-I' Balance 
Leader/Acoustic Guitar/Vocal – Brad
Vocals – Teresa & Derek
Bass – Doug
Drums - Brian
Sound techs – Clint
Hope you had a blessed Lord’s day too!
MLCC 11/14/2010 Leadsheet
Find out what other songs churches are singing at TheWorshipCommunity.com
1 comments:
doug - thanks as usual for sharing your setlist and reflections on the morning.
are you familar with david platt's book, Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream? sounds like it would fit really well with your message's message.
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