The most important dynamic of your setlist isn’t your songs.
It’s more about the fire in your heart, the anticipation in showing up, the wide eyed wonder of your gaze, and bringing others along to do the same.
But there’s a way to craft your setlist that will distract or engage the room.
When crafting a worship set, you want to frame an experience that will stick with people long after the worship service is over. It’s not just about emotional highs, cool music, and happy sing-a-longs.
We’re after God’s heart, right?
We want to experience His very near, very real presence.