Praise to you, Loving Yahweh. You are worthy of our praise day and night. Thank you for your goodness, kindness, and mercy. You look upon us with caring eyes, reach out to us, and raise us up. You care for the poor and needy. Hallelujah, Praise to you!
We enter your sacred prayer space. We sometimes forget you always have your eyes on us, watching with love and hoping we will make wise decisions. You remind us to come to you in this space before presenting ourselves to those who live by law, commands, and punishment.
Today, we invite you to reread, rest, and reflect on the prayers of the past week.
Lectionary Readings for Today: Weekly Review
Psalm 127
Ruth 4:18-22
Mark 11:12-14, 20-24
You have chosen to bless our ancestors and answer their prayers by walking with us through this land of our sojourn. We believe you will be faithful to future generations, blessing them because we chose to place our trust in you and follow your ways. We stand amazed in your presence.
In your lovingkindness, you provide us with meaningful relationships, protection, and provisions. Thank you, for never abandoning us, and surprising us with your love.
We wait in your sacred prayer space for your guidance and direction. We worship you while we wait, knowing your desire to love us and provide for our needs.
Find us faithful, LORD, to your wisdom provided through our elders. When we follow their guidance, hold true to your promise to bless our journeys and direct our paths. Perfect our imperfect ways with your generous grace, and make true the decisions we make through faith.
Blessed by your name, Yahweh. In our bareness and emptiness, you bless us with your lovingkindness and provisions. We place our hope in you and look for your protection to supply our every need.
We enter your sacred prayer space as narrative people. We all have stories of hardship and celebration, turmoil and peace. You have blessed our stories to cross paths as we sojourn in this land of the living. You have blessed us with lasting relationships with you and each other.
Today, we invite you to reread, rest, and reflect on the prayers of the past week.
Lectionary Readings for Today: Weekly Review
Psalm 146, Ruth 2:10-14, Luke 10:25-37