Showing posts with label new songs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new songs. Show all posts
We Will Remember (Tommy Walker)
Posted by
Jim Drake
on Monday, August 30, 2010
Labels:
Church,
new songs,
Tommy Walker
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Comments: (1)
I've been asked several times this morning about the song that we sang yesterday just before the message about Remembrance. This is a Tommy Walker song that I learned about a year ago and just now has come back on my radar. You have to know as a Worship Pastor you are exposed to so many new songs and there are only so many "new" songs you can teach in a year.
I find good ones like this and just wait for the spirit to say "now". Yesterday was the "now" moment for this song in our midst.
It's just a hopeful song and I hope that it continues to bless as we sing it.
What new songs are you singing?
Sing A New Song!
Posted by
Jim Drake
on Thursday, April 22, 2010
Labels:
Brenton Brown,
First Baptist Snyder,
new songs,
Paul Baloche,
Ronnie Freeman,
worship
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There are a couple of new songs coming up in the rotation for worship here at FBC Snyder. This Sunday we'll start learning HERE AND NOW (Baloche/Brown)from the Greater Song Album. I think it's a great response song
Another song we'll be learning is MY INHERITANCE (Freeman) which I've heard on the Song Discovery disc and then on Travis Cottrell's JESUS SAVES album. It's a great song.
I've really tried to be intentional with our new songs. We've gone from singing about 90-100 songs to about 60 or more songs. That's still a lot, but I'm finding that by intentionally repeating and placing songs in the rotation that people are digging into them in worship. It's great now to bring back a song and hear the people really grasp it in worship. That's what it's all about--singing a new song (not just new but a fresh expression of praise) to the Lord.
What new songs are you singing?
Another song we'll be learning is MY INHERITANCE (Freeman) which I've heard on the Song Discovery disc and then on Travis Cottrell's JESUS SAVES album. It's a great song.
I've really tried to be intentional with our new songs. We've gone from singing about 90-100 songs to about 60 or more songs. That's still a lot, but I'm finding that by intentionally repeating and placing songs in the rotation that people are digging into them in worship. It's great now to bring back a song and hear the people really grasp it in worship. That's what it's all about--singing a new song (not just new but a fresh expression of praise) to the Lord.
What new songs are you singing?