Shall I Attempt To Speak: Preparing For Worship: July 17th, 2011

Friday, July 15, 2011

Preparing For Worship: July 17th, 2011

Greetings! I hope you'll join us this week as we remember the 80s this week during our Decades Worship segment, and as we sit under the teaching of God's word from one of our elders, Darren Utley.

I know you're itching to know which songs we're doing from the 80s, so check out the set list below and get practicing!

Call To Worship
You Alone Can Rescue
Christ Is Risen

Decades Worship: The 1980s
Oh Lord, You're Beautiful (this song is still strong; check out this new recording!)
Awesome God (I won't make you try to sing those verses, just the chorus on this one)
Lord, I Lift Your Name On High (PETRA rocks this version!)

Closing Song
Revelation Song

1 comment:

Donny said...: Hey, the Insyderz do each of these 80's songs on their Skalleluiah records.

Rich Mullins is so great with his indian shirt, raspy speaking voice, and emotionless face. Him and Keith were classics!; July 15, 2011 at 12:16 PM

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Welcome To Crossroads Community Church's Worship Blog

This blog is a tool for the church community to prepare to come together and worship each Sunday.

So often we go to church just expecting to "be fed." It's true that we need to come with empty hands expecting to be filled with the love and goodness of God each week.

BUT...

I also believe that the church body has a responsibility to each other, and to the Lord, to take this weekly gathering very seriously, and that we should come prepared to participate, and to minister to each other.

This blog helps us to know a little more about what is going on in our services, so that we can prepare by praying, reading the scripture text, looking up the songs we'll sing together, and learning new songs, etc.

It also helps to keep us thinking about worship and our walk with the Lord throughout the week. The way we think through and approach every area of life is an act of worship, and it's the task of the believer to direct that worship towards God in the way we interact with life.