As I sat down last night to write my post about Sunday Services I couldn’t stay up so today it gave me an idea.

Here is a sunday in the life of Jeremy (abnormally busy one)

5:45  wake up and shower

6:15 arrive at church begin warmups vocal and guitar

7:00 begin sound check and rehearsal

8:15 finished rehearsal tune guitars, eat donuts and hang out with team

8:45 pray back stage with team for the services

8:55 play new song “We Won’t Stay Silent” as prelude

9:00 First Service Begins

10:45 Second Service Begins

12:15 Church Ends

12:20 with some help, set up 39 round tables and 320 chairs outside on the patio for a wedding

2:00 get home from setting church up

2:30  Sunday afternoon nap

4:00 wife woke me up, shower number 2 (I work up a sweat on sundays)

4:45 arrive back at church to set up DJ equipment for wedding

6:15 started to play dinner music

7:15ish the real dancing begins

9:00ish couple leaves, break down all 39 tables, 320 chairs, I don’t know how many bags of trash, and thanks to my wife and father-in-law they set a classroom with 100 chairs that shouldn’t fit 100 chairs.

11:00pm arrive home

12:30am done…

I’ve been pretty tired all day but got quite a few productive things done today.  Off to see the ENT tomorrow.

After a discussion with one of my drummers I decided to come up with the top six ways for drummers to get kicked off the worship team. Enjoy

6. Play a 6/8 drum beat no matter what meter the song is in.
5. Play the beat from We Will Rock You on every song. No matter what!
4. Show up with a beer in hand and a cigarette in you mouth and yell at the sound man the whole rehearsal.
3. Go off on a 6 min. drum solo at the end of a really worshipful song. When asked why you did it tell them God told you to rock!!
2. Yell at the worship leader that his singing is drowning out your drums.
1. Show up wearing tube socks, cutoff jean shorts and a fish net shirt.