Saturday, December 31, 2022
First Week after Christmas, Saturday, December 31, 2022
Today, we invite you to reread, rest and reflect on the prayers of the past week.
Lectionary Readings for Today:
1 Kings 3:5-14
Psalm 20:1-9
John 8:12-19
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Monday, June 6, 2022
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Tuesday, November 22, 2022
We the thirsty and hungry, come to you. You have provided your living water for us to be truly satisfied. We want for nothing. Let everything that has life and breath praise you. Let all created things sing songs of life and praise to you. Let the rocks cry out your name in thanksgiving!
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In your holy sanctuary we meet with you. You clothe us in royal robes. We seek you and hear you ask, “What do you want? What is your request?” Thank you that we, your children, have found favour in your eyes. Thank you for listening to our requests and granting them.
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O LORD, our God, you created the heavens and the earth. Our hearts rejoice in you. Thank you for fulfilling your promises. Thank you for hearing the cries of our hearts. Praise to you; your ways are not our ways. You lift up the lowly and tear down the tyrant. In you, we find our strength.
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Ancient of Days, we are small creatures who do as the generations before us. Thank you that you are mindful of who we are and still long to be in a relationship with us. We do not often take time to remember your goodness and wisdom. We try to do it on our own. You remind us that there is nothing new under the sun. But on this day of Epiphany, we take time to remember to remember and give thanks for the gifts you have given us to take into the new year. Thank you, Jehovah Jireh (Our Provider).