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Music is the art and science of putting tones or sounds in succession.

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Melody is the series of notes that form the tune.

Harmony is the sequence of notes that complement the tune.

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Setlist – 20260329 – Sunday

This is the setlist for Sunday, March 29, 2026.

For details, log in to Planning Center and Music Stand.

Here are the songs in their respective keys.

Click on the track number for the lyric video, and if available, select the song title for the lyrics, or choose the key (in parentheses) for the chart.

OPENING
01: Everlasting God (B) * Original Key (K)
02: Firm Foundation (A) * Original Key (K)
03: Good Good Father (A) * Original Key (K)

04: How Deep The Father’s Love (A) * Original Key (F)
05: Nothing But The Blood (A) * Original Key (C)

CLOSING

Scroll down for more information about the songs.

“Everlasting God,” from the 2006 “Everlasting God” studio album by Brenton Brown, was sung by Brenton Brown in the key of A sharp major or B flat major (A# | Bb). The audio for the video below was transposed to the key of B major (B), pending YouTube upload tonight.

“Firm Foundation (He Won’t),” from the 2021 “Firm Foundation” single by Cody Carnes, was sung by Cody Carnes in the key of A sharp major or B flat major (A# | Bb). The audio for the video below was transposed to the key of A major (A), pending YouTube upload tonight.

“Good Good Father,” from the 2014 “Housefires 2” live album by Housefires, was led by Pat Barrett in the key of A major (A).

“How Deep The Father’s Love,” from the 1996 “My First Love” studio album by Stuart Townend, was sung by Stuart Townend in the key of E major (E) and covered by Shane & Shane on the 2014 “Worship Initiative, Volume Ten” album, led by Shane Barnard in the key of F major (F). The audio for the video below was transposed to the key of A major (A), pending YouTube upload tonight.

“Nothing But The Blood,” written in 1876 by Robert Lowry and first popularized at a camp meeting in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, was covered by Shane & Shane on the 2014 “Worship Initiative, Volume Eight” album, that featured a bridge, “I’m Yours,” and led by Shane Barnard in the key of C major (C). The audio for the video below was transposed to the key of A major (A), pending YouTube upload tonight.

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