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Rhythm of Prayer

As part of your summer rhythm of prayer and devotion you are invited to walk the Pathway of Peace around the Kirk courtyard….to slow down and take time out with God.

You are encouraged to visit the Daily Devotions in the magazine or online as we journey together in Christ through the year.

You are reminded of the opportunity to pause and pray with others at 10am on a Sunday morning, of the prayer ministry offered on a Sunday after the morning service of worship, and the Prayer Tree available in the Kirk.



Daily Devotions for 22nd July, 2019

Morning
Look Upward and Pray to hear and receive from God, the Holy Spirit

Reading : EZEKIEL chapter 3

Meditation : take time to consider this chapter as your day starts.
The Call of Ezekiel.
What is God calling you to do for Him?

Then Pray in response to the LORD our God
The God of Ezekiel.

(Pray your own words at the start of this day
Of praise and thanksgiving
Of confession and trust
For understanding and obedience)

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Midday
Pray the Prayer for the Month as your midday prayer
(See the church magazine or online under the Prayer tab on LK website)
Father God of grace and mercy…and hope, hear our prayers.

Evening
Reading : read these verses again from Ezekiel 3
Reflect prayerfully on what you read and then pray to this God in response
Eternal and Faithful One, hear my evening prayers
As I lay myself before you at the end of this day
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Daily Devotions for Sunday 21st July, 2019

Morning
Look Upward and Pray to hear and receive from the Living God

Reading : PSALM 84

Meditation : take time and consider these words this Sunday morning.
What do they mean for you today?
What is your response to God’s Word?

And then pray in response – using the words of the Psalm

O LORD Almighty,
Father God,
In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Midday
Pray for your church family to know God’s Sunday blessings
O LORD, God of mercy, hear our Sunday prayer and bless one and all we ask.

Evening
Reading : read these particular verses again from Psalm 84
Reflect on the words and images and then Pray in response to this God
O LORD, hear our evening prayers we ask
As we cry out to you for others in need in our day
As we thank you for the blessings of this Sunday
As we pilgrimage on towards tomorrow
for we believe and trust in you
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Thy Kingdom Come #PrayFor

As part of our rhythm of daily and weekly prayer and devotion as a Church, we are revisiting the themes of the recent Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture on a Saturday morning at 9.05am.

We are called today to take the time and pause and pray….for others
those known to us in need
those in our family
those who live in our street
those in our church family
those who made the news headlines this past week

We are also encouraged today to pause and pray for the Kingdom of God to be evidenced anew in our day. We are invited to pray for up to 5 people – family, friend, neighbour, colleague – to meet with Jesus.