Saturday, September 10, 2022
Thirteenth Week after Pentecost, Saturday, September 10, 2022
Today, we invite you to reread, rest and reflect on the prayers of the past week.
Lectionary Readings for Today:
Genesis 8:20-9:7
Psalm 51:1-10
John 10:11-21
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I seek to know you more today, LORD, and thank you for…
We try in our human understanding to give our hearts to you. But so often our efforts turn into feelings of righteousness, duty, and responsibility. Teach us your ancient ways so we may know the boundlessness of your love and desires for us.