WORSHIP PLANNING · MUSIC-MINISTRY CONSULTING

A thoughtful plan.
A prepared team.
A unified Sunday.

Help your church bring Scripture, songs, and people together—with less weekly planning and administrative burden.

Rooted in Scripture. Shaped for your congregation.

PSALM 150SAMPLE PLAN / 01

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2026

One service.
A clear direction.

God’s majesty and holiness,
leading to a prayer for a clean heart.

Sample service order and suggested keys
No.Service elementKey
01Call to worshipPsalm 99:1–3—
02There Is a Higher ThroneG
03Crown Him (Majesty)A♭
04Opening Prayer—
05Holy, Holy, HolyD
06Holy ForeverB♭
07Scripture readingPsalm 99:4–5—
08SpecialB♭
09Create in Me a Clean HeartInvitation · Psalm 51:1–2, 10C
MAJESTY→HOLINESS→RESPONSE

More than choosing
the next song.

A worship service has a direction. The call to worship establishes a truth; the songs give the congregation words to sing it; prayer and response make it personal.

Psalm 150 helps you make those connections intentional, then puts the practical details in place so your team can prepare with confidence.

PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR THE LOCAL CHURCH

Clear direction. Fewer loose ends.

01

Worship-service planning

Shape Scripture, songs, prayer, and response into a coherent service. Build around the biblical passage or theme with a clear reason for each element.

A service order with a clear worship focus and practical transitions.

02

Song selection & preparation

Choose songs that reinforce the service’s meaning and fit your congregation. Include suggested keys, alternate songs, and preparation priorities for the musicians you have.

Song selections, keys, traditional and newer alternatives, and rehearsal notes.

03

Volunteer coordination

Bring availability, assignments, and confirmations into one repeatable process so leaders can see who is serving and where follow-up is needed.

A manageable scheduling rhythm and clear responsibility for each role.

04

Communication & workflow

Help your team work from one shared plan. Organize reminders, rehearsal resources, and changes through Planning Center-style workflows that suit your church.

A weekly handoff process that keeps leaders, musicians, and volunteers informed.

SEE THE WORK

The style can change.
The purpose stays clear.

The July 19 sample begins with God’s majesty and holiness and moves toward a prayer for a clean heart. See how a mixed song set, traditional-only alternates, and new-only alternates serve that same focus.

THE PLANNING THREAD

Majesty → Holiness → Response

Psalm 99 establishes the focus.

Songs of kingship and holiness give it a congregational voice.

Create in Me a Clean Heart turns the response into prayer.

A PROCESS YOUR TEAM CAN FOLLOW

From the first conversation
to a plan everyone can use.

01 / LISTEN

Start with your church.

Your convictions, congregation, musical vocabulary, and available volunteers shape the plan.

02 / PLAN

Connect the elements.

Build the service around its biblical focus, with song choices, keys, alternates, and rehearsal priorities.

03 / PREPARE

Equip the people.

Review with leadership, share the agreed plan, and give the team clear assignments and timely updates.

LET’S PLAN WITH PURPOSE

Give your next Sunday
a clearer direction.

Tell me about your church, your team, and the part of the planning week that needs support.