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Centerpoint Church 4/19/09

Opening Set
    -Everlasting God - A - (Lincoln Brewster Version)
    -Glorious One - C - (Steve Fee)
    -Holiness (Take My Life) - G - (Scott Underwood)

Closing Song
    -From The Inside Out - Bb - (Joel Houston)

We had another great service this morning... we had a lot of content, so it was nice to have things running smoothly.  No reprise of the strange click track issue we had last week, either!

Musically, we had a really good day.  The band was solid and vocals were right on top everything.  I didn't end up needing to play anything, and it was nice to just get out front and sing for once.  We introduced Fee's "Glorious One" this morning (in C - D is just too high!) and the congregation responded to it really well.  To be honest, I wasn't sure how it would go - sometimes our crowd really gets into the rockers, and sometimes they... well... don't.  In any case, I was glad to see folks into that tune.  We'll definitely be doing it again. 

Another exciting musical element today was our first in house loop, for "Holiness".  I know a lot of folks were done with that song a long time ago, but I still love it.  I've also got a slightly different arrangement, so the loops that are out there didn't really work for us.  I spent a couple hours this week, and I'm really pleased with the way it came out.  It's all pad & strings, so nothing major, but it added a lot.  Here's the loop:

Dave's message this morning continued our series on 1 Peter, and was called "Dare I Hope For A Better Me?"  Personally, I really appreciated what he had to say today.  It was really good stuff.  Plus we opened the message with the intro from "The Six Million Dollar Man", which is just cool :-)  We also had a testimony this morning, which is where we hit our one technical glitch.  We were getting a lot of popping on that wireless lav.  This is one of the issues that we really need to address - I'm honestly not sure if it's a matter of changing frequencies, or if it's just an issue with the quality of the system (fairly low end).  In any case, we need to be careful to use our other lav first, when it's available, since it's signal has always been solid.

Great morning all around!

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