Rising [Paul Baloche] - E

A guest speaker, a guest drummer, and dancin' in the aisles... but yet somehow it felt like just another beautiful worship and praise moment at our church. We are blessed to have so many of those services that you want to bottle up and save. And I guess in a way that's exactly what we do... we carry those God moments with us when we leave and then call upon them when they're needed.

The Plan
Now Is The Time [Tommy Walker] - F
Prayer of Focus
Today Is The day [Paul Baloche] - C
I Am Yours [Jon Egan] - C
Statement of Faith
Communion
Remembrance [Matt Redman] - D
Revelation Song [Jenny Lee Riddle] - D
Message: John 9:1-12
I Know Who I Am {Israel Houghton] - A

This is part of the Sunday Setlist Blog Carnival at The Worship Community

Pray on,
Eddy

A number of people have approached me about the Heartsong service and why I don't recap it here... so here it is. I really like the quiet, reflective and personal feel of this service. It's quite a departure from Crossways on Sunday morning. As this journey continues I'll post whenever I can.

The Plan:
Lamb of God [Eddy Mann] - C
Litany
Here I Am To Worship [Tim Hughes] - E
Reading
Revelation Song [ Jenny Lee Riddle] - D
Message: John 9:1-12
Statement of Faith
Communion
Open The Eyes of My Heart [Paul Baloche] - E

Pray on,
Eddy

Imagine That by Manuel Luz
From Chapter 1 "God the Artist"
God is our Father [1 John 3:1-3]. And in the same way we put our children's crayon art on our fridge, God derives pleasure from us as His artist children. His pleasure stems from the act of our creativity as well as from the creation itself. In a sense, we glorify Him through the re-creation of art.

Have you ever hung art on your refrigerator door? Whose art was it? Why was it significant enough for you to hang it up? Was it simply because of its beauty, or was there some other reason?

"God takes what we create and hangs it up on his refrigerator door."