“Waiting here for You” chord sheets and song tutorials #worship #martinsmith

Good morning South Africa!

So last night at band rehearsal we worked through “Waiting here for You” and it was so rad. Love the song!
I like the way it starts off pretty gently, builds at the bridge then pumps full blast in the last chorus.
Such a great song to lead!

If you’re keen to lead it, grab the music sheets here and watch these super helpful tutorial videos.

Waiting Here for You – Music Sheet

Waiting Here for You – Chords (in C)

Waiting Here for You – Chords (in Bb)

Piano Video Tutorial – in Eb:

Electric Guitar Tutorial:

Cheers,
Jakes

Sermons from #equipfrance

 

 

 

 

 

Mark Neumann and I recently returned from an incredible time in France, where we attended the Equip time.
More on that topic later but for now, you can download the sermons at the links below.

(Right click on a link and select “Save Target As”.)

Session 1: Ashley Bell – Our Prophetic Future

Session 2: Tim Williams – The Kingdom of God

Session 3: Lisa Crawford – A prophetic Picture

Session 4: Rana Jones – Audacious Faith

Session 5: Alex van Laren – Raising our Level of Expectation

Session 6: Lee Cowles – Daring to Believe (apologies for the poor quality for the first half)

Session 7: Mark Neumann – Battle Ready

Session 8: Matt Jones – Daring to Believe

Session 9: James Crawford – We are the Aroma of Christ

We had a combined meeting at La Cité on Sunday morning where Ashley Bell preached.
Download his sermon here:

Ashley Bell – A true picture of Jesus

Jakes.

Swaziland LTT is happening in 3 months time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’ve just received the dates the this year’s Swaziland LTT.
If you attended last year you’ll know what a great time it is.
And comfy too.

It will be held from the 13-15 August 2013 in Bulembu, the same venue as last year.
And if you’re driving, DO NOT take the road through Swaziland, unless you have a super tough 4×4.
Otherwise the longer route via Barberton is the best option.

Cost wise, you’re looking at approx. R650.00/person for accommodation and all meals.
Transport and spending money is extra.
So for around R1000.00 you can make it.

Here’s a report from our previous trip:

http://worshipatsolidground.wordpress.com/2012/08/17/swaziland-ltt-2012/

If you’d like to come along, get in touch with me.

Using Garage Band to transpose songs/loops

 

 

One of the best things we’ve done in our worship team is make use of a metronome, and more recently introducing loops. Basically, a loop is a sound file that gets played accompanying what your band is already doing and can be super helpful if you’re say missing an instrument or want to have a ‘fuller’ band sound without having to add 20 people to your mix.

It’s the end of #EquipSA as we know it and I feel fine…

So there you go, Equip SA has come to an end.

Funny thing, is that our ‘meeting togethers’ may have ended, but it’s just the start of a Kingdom invasion into cities, communities, dorpies, villages and homes.

Watch our world, here come some History Makers. BOOM!

This Sunday I’m back at Solid Ground to lead at Kids Church, and on Monday night Mark Neumann and I leave for the French Equip. So excited!

Hope to upload some pics and take notes of the Equip time there too… As long as it’s in English!

Adios.

@NCMIEquipSA Session 8 (Final Session): Tyrone Daniel (@tyroneLdaniel) #EQUIPSA

Greig Garratt:

God has put each one of us here because we need each other, and the world needs us.
We prayed for Tyrone and his family before he shares the last session.

Tyrone:

Always a joy to come back to South Africa.
There’s a united heart and purpose in this country.

I love this song;

Lifted Up
He Defeated The Grave
Raised To Life
Our God Is Able
In His Name We Overcome
For The Lord
Our God Is Able

@NCMIEquipSA Session 7: Peter Rasmussen (@PWRasmussen) #EQUIPSA

Jude 1:1
“Being called, beloved and kept…”
Whatever you are, you are called, beloved and kept.

Whatever we do, it needs to be rooted in our identity.
Our relationships are strong when our identity in Christ is strong.

I was asked, “What is the most important lesson you’ve learned?”
It is to sustain a life giving relationship with Jesus Christ.