This is my first shot at participating in the Sunday Setlist blog carnival, but I was encouraged to do so by Jen Kerr and Brian Lusky, two passionate worship leaders who I much admire and appreciate.

A little background: I have been involved in contemporary worship bands since the late-1980’s, and have been a consistent worship leader most of the current decade. Although I dabble a little in piano and guitar, I don’t play them for worship yet, so I’m a vocalist worship leader. My vocational background is in radio broadcasting, so sometimes my approach to building a set is colored by the “hit rotation” strategies we use in radio. Of course, it’s important that each entire weekend worship service is covered in prayer and seeking God’s plan for it.

It was a different weekend at my home church, McLane Church in Edinboro, PA. We were significantly short on players on these particular dates so we went for a unplugged, stripped down vibe that actually worked out quite well.

Band:

  • Brandt Fuller (McLane’s Dir. of Worship) – Acoustic Guitar, vocals, worship leading
  • Andy Pamer – Acoustic Guitar
  • Edmund Blank – Grand Piano (special guest from Mississauga, ON)
  • Joel Natalie (me) – Worship Leading, vocals

Setlist:

  • Everlasting God (Tomlin acoustic version) – Brenton Brown & Ken Riley
  • God of My Days – Zach Neese
  • We Are Hungry – Brad Kilman
  • I Give You My Heart – Reuben Morgan
  • Enough (closer) – Chris Tomlin & Louie Giglio

Our sermon was a video from Life Church. Week 2 of the Life. Money. Hope. series with Dave Ramsey entitled Breaking the Bondage of Debt. More information is on the McLane Church website at mclanechurch.org.

This post is part of the the “Sunday Setlists” blog carnival at FredMcKinnon.Com. Here’s this week’s post.