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Preparing a Worship Set List
This lesson is focused on the approach and execution to making a worship set list. There are many ways to go about picking songs, and Matt discussed the various options in creating your list.
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Course Overview
Preparing a Worship Set List
Matt Stinton
Key Elements to a Set List:
* Songs.
* The right songs in the right order.
* The execution of the songs.
* Transitions between songs.
* Engagement of the congregation.
* Spontaneous - did you find a good moment.
* Did God show up?
The best thing you can do at the end of the set is to not own it.
* Don’t get stuck on your mistakes.
* Don’t become prideful because it went well.
Different directions to go with sets
* Ask Holy Spirit what songs to do.
* Use your favorite songs that you love.
* Start with a fast song, then go into a few slow songs, and end with fast.
Pay attention to songs that come to mind throughout the week.
Sing songs that have life on them.
* Songs like Oceans and 10,000 Reasons.
* Some songs may have life on them for other people, but not for you.
* Be willing to sing songs if they don’t necessarily work for you, but you are asked to sing them.
Pull in old songs.
* Example: Shout to the Lord
Arrangements:
* Arrange by theme
* Arrange by key
Having planned transitions will help to not interrupt the flow of worship.
* Come up with creative ways to transition between songs.
Be aware of the presence, and practice the presence.
Themed Set Example:
* He Reigns
* Our God Reigns
* To Our God
* With Everything Tag
* The Greatness of Our God
* There is None Like You
Journey Set Example:
* For the Cross
* Nothing Holding Me Back
* Give Me Jesus
* Draw Near
Keep in mind the skill level of your musicians when picking your set.