SAMPLE PLAN / HOW IT WORKS
One page.
A whole service in view.
Your worship service should reflect the truth and beauty of God’s Word with songs and Scripture readings that develop a theme. In this service, reflecting on God’s majesty and holiness leads to a prayer for a clean heart.
THE WORSHIP FOCUS
God’s majesty and holiness.
A prayer for a clean heart.
Psalm 99 frames the service around the Lord’s reign and holiness. The opening songs express his kingship and majesty; the next pair dwells on holiness. The invitation becomes a prayer drawn from Psalm 51.
The plan names each element and key so musicians and leaders can work from the same page. Your church’s full service order can be developed around its own pastoral and ministry needs.
SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2026
One service.
A clear direction.
God’s majesty and holiness,
leading to a prayer for a clean heart.
| No. | Service element | Key |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Call to worshipPsalm 99:1–3 | — |
| 02 | There Is a Higher Throne | G |
| 03 | Crown Him (Majesty) | A♭ |
| 04 | Opening Prayer | — |
| 05 | Holy, Holy, Holy | D |
| 06 | Holy Forever | B♭ |
| 07 | Scripture readingPsalm 99:4–5 | — |
| 08 | Special | B♭ |
| 09 | Create in Me a Clean HeartInvitation · Psalm 51:1–2, 10 | C |
SAME FOCUS, DIFFERENT MUSICAL VOCABULARY
Traditional-only. New-only.
Still one coherent service.
Each alternate replaces the congregational song at the corresponding order number. The Scripture readings, prayer, Special, and invitation remain in place.
| No. | Traditional-only | New-only |
|---|---|---|
| 02 | All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name · G | There Is a Higher Throne · G |
| 03 | Crown Him with Many Crowns · D | Great Are You, Lord · G |
| 05 | Holy, Holy, Holy · D | What a Beautiful Name · D |
| 06 | Fairest Lord Jesus · F | Holy Forever · B♭ |
Keys are suggestions. Confirm the arrangement, vocal range, and suitability with your worship leader.
THE DETAILS THAT HELP REHEARSAL
Make the handoff
practical.
A specific transition to rehearse: the move from Holy, Holy, Holy in D to Holy Forever in B♭. Use a clear ending and a fresh count-in.
A Special with room for your team: the sample labels the element “Special” in B♭, leaving the specific selection and assignment to be confirmed with leadership.
A shared preparation process: beyond the one-page order, agree on volunteer assignments, rehearsal resources, communication, and how changes will be shared.
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.
