10/28/12 Worship Set

07/08/12 Set List

1. I'm Not Ashamed/Step by Step (Walker/Beaker)
2. Sing Sing Sing (Tomlin)

3. Forever Reign (Ingram)
4. Once Again (Redman)
5. Amazed (Anderson)

We had an amazing time of worship and prayer. People were being touched by God and Pastor Bob didn't even get to preach his message. When the Spirit moves, we listen, right? His ways are higher than ours.
This was the first Sunday I used my iPad in worship! I used the OnSong app for chord sheets and to cue some ambient pads courtesy of Karl Verkade. The pads added a great color to the songs and filled in the spaces in between songs perfectly.

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07/01/12 Set List

 

1. No Chains on Me
2. Everlasting God
3. I Am Free
4. Surrender
5. 10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)

06/17/12 Set List

1. Today Is The Day
2. Courageous (With Children's Choir)
3. Where I Belong
4. I Lift My Hands
5. He Knows My Name (With New Bridge)

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06/10/12 Worship Set

Your Love Never Fails
The Time Has Come
I Will Follow
With Everything

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Jim's Music Jingle Contest

Here's our entry for the Jim's Music Jingle Contest... You can vote by clicking here and click "Like" right under the play button. The winner recieves a $500 gift card to Jim's!

05/27/2012 Worship Set

 

1. I Pledge Allegiance/Battle Hymn (Original Arr.)

Flag Presentation
Video: "I Fought For You" by The Sound Tank

2. The Wonderful Cross (Orig. Patriotic Arr.)
3. America The Beautiful/Our God (Orig. Patriotic Medley)
4. Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone - Orig. Patriotic Arr.)

Offering Video: "Our Heroes" by The Skit Guys

Special Speaker: Chaplin to the Army National Guard

Folding of the flag ceremony
Taps

Recessional: Battle Hymn/God Bless America - Piano Instrumental

The service on Sunday was incredible! We had many veterans (2 WWII vets), active duty and families who have lost loved ones while fighting for our freedom. Both videos really hit home. Worship brought the focus to the cross and the ultimate sacrifice that Christ made for our freedom. Overall, the Memorial celebration honored ALL who have fought for our freedom. Memorial Day & Independance Day are two of my favorite services :-)
-Scott
http://www.newlifeescanaba.org/

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05/20/2012 Worship Set

The Solid Rock - 4/4 Personal Arr.
Beautiful One - Hughes
Jesus Saves - Hebert, Hughes
Nothing But The Blood - Redman (Communion)
Break Through - Walker
Forever Reign - Ingram, Morgan

05/06/2012 Worship Set

1. Rain Down
2. No Chains On Me
3. I Am Free
4. Worship Medley (Let It Rain, Holy Spirit, Thou Art Welcome, All Who Are Thirsty-Chorus')

04/15/2012 Worship Set

1. Alive Again (Maher/Ingram)
2. Happy Day (Cantelon/Hughes)
3. All Because Of Jesus (Fee)
4. I Will Rise (Tomlin/Reeves/Giglio/Maher)

Easter 2012 Sunday Setlist

Had one of the most amazing times of worship yesterday. The people at New Life Assembly of God - Escanaba, MI were not afraid to celebrate the name of Jesus! The place exploded during the third verse of "In Christ Alone"!

 

Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me)
Like A Lion (Bashta)
Overcome (Egan)
In Christ Alone (Townend/Getty)
My Redeemer Lives (Willison)
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03/25/2012 Worship Set

www.NewLifeEscanaba.org

Sing A Song
Days Of Elijah
Overcome
Revelation Song
Change My Heart O God

Before He Was Your Hero

Each year has traced another path upon his weathered face,

And silver gleams where chestnut hair once grew.

The worn out rocking chair has not forever been his place.

No, before he was your hero, he was you.

A young man full of life and dreams, the future still unclear,

With wars that promised to be won through blood and sweet and tears.

Mistakes were not his stranger.  Far too oft he went astray,

And his words now kind and patient have not always been that way.

Though his portrait might deceive you, it is certain this is true.

Yes, before he was your hero he was you.

Her touch is soft and gentle, though her hands are rough and dry.

She cultivates her home with love anew.

She works and prays and fellowships with Sovereign God on high.

But before she was your hero, she was you.

A girl who looked into a mirror and found no beauty there.

A girl who felt like giving up when life was less than fair.

She didn’t always hide the treasures of the Word within.

Her mouth, not always slow to speak.  She’d known her share of sin.

And though it seems unlikely that she could have “been there” too.

Still, before she was your hero, she was you.

Colored lights illuminate a rock star on the stage,

As fans push in to get a closer view.

An idol in his prime no matter race or weight or age,

but before he was your hero, he was you.

The boy afraid of talking to the pretty girl in class,

Because she might ignore him or embarrass him or laugh.

He didn’t have the perfect skin or even perfect pitch.

He drove a beater car and even landed in the ditch.

The clothes he wore weren’t always cool.  He did the things YOU do.

Cause before he was your hero, he was you.

Red roses were his favorite, so she laid them on his grave.

As she whispered, “It’s been tough, but we’ll get through.”

She works and she is mom and she is strong and she is brave,

But before she was your hero, she was you.

A woman who’d get bothered when his socks were on the floor,

Though she’d give all that she had to see them lying there once more.

She wasn’t always in the best of moods when he came home,

And sometimes she’d say, “Take the kids so I can be alone.”

She wasn’t picture perfect, and she needed his help too,

Cause before she was your hero, she was you.

A rugged cross stands on a hill.  A Saviour’s dying there.

His crimson blood, upon the ground like dew.

He sacrificed his everything.  His body broke and bare.

Yet before he was your hero, he was you.

A man of flesh and blood who had emotions, who felt pain,

And though He made the rainbow, He still touched the falling rain.

He sweat and he got dirty and He worked with his two hands.

He is fully God Almighty, even so, He’s fully man.

And He will take you home if you believe, because it’s true,

That before He was your hero He was you.

By: Angie Breault

03/18/2012 Worship Set

www.NewLifeEscanaba.org

Opening Song:
"I'm Not Ashamed" T. Walker

Main Set:
"Like A Lion" D. Bashta
"Overcome" J. Egan
"There Is Nothing" L. Story

Communion:
"Once Again" M. Redman

The Bad Guy Made The News

Abby gave a dollar to the poor man on the street.
Betsy gave a golden coin, so homeless kids could eat.
Charlie gave his lunch money to help a boy buy shoes.
Dennis prays for world peace, but the bad guy made the news.

Emma made some cookies for the lady on her block.
Fanny smiles and waves to every sad face as she walks.
Gary picks the kid, none of the other captain's choose.
Herbert's always thankful, but the bad guy made the news.

Ilsa visits nursing homes at least one time a week.
Jenny sees the bright side when the outlook is quite bleak.
Karl sings of sunshine when his friends all sing the blues.
Lester helps old ladies, but the bad guy made the news.

Minny gave her favorite doll to someone who had none.
Nina asks the lonely kids to play, so they'll have fun.
Orval does the laundry so his mom can catch a snooze.
Patrick writes love stories, but the bad guy made the news.

Queenie helps her brother with his homework every night.
Rachel tells the other kids that they should never fight.
Samson is a good sport, even if his team does loose.
Terrance feeds the pigeons, but the bad guy made the news.

Uma shares her cookies with the shy boy who has “cooties.”
Violet minds her manners, and she always answers “ yes, please.”
Walter works to get the homeless creatures into zoos.
Xerxes never litters, but the bad guy made the news.

Yoomee does her very best in everything each day.
Zelmer eats his vegetables, and always thinks to pray.
All this good stuff's hard to see, when we have clouded views.
It's such a shame, but who's to blame... the bad guy or the news?

-Angie Breault