Tag: praise

Each Saturday morning we are revisiting a theme from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture… something that was launched by the Archbishop of Canterbury for the days leading up to Pentecost in the last two years….it was a call for the Church to seek and experience God’s Kingdom rule in our lives and churches and communities and land and across our world.

Today we pause to pray….and Adore Him, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

In Jesus’ name
Amen we say together.

Morning
Look Upward and Pray to hear and receive from God
Reading : REVELATION chapters 4 and 5

Meditation : take time and space to consider these words and images this morning.
What will you take with you into this day?

Then take the time to Pray to this God, our God – with songs of praise!

In Jesus’ Name
Amen!

Midday
Pray God’s blessing on those who care for a loved one
O LORD God, have mercy on each and all and hear our prayers this day.

Evening
Reading : read these verses again from Revelation 4 and 5 – slowly
Reflect on the words and images …. And then pray to the One who is described here.
Hear our evening prayers, O God
As this day ends and worship in heaven continues for ever!
We believe and trust in You and lay ourselves before You!
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Thy Kingdom Come was a prayer venture earlier this year in our land and across our world.

We have been pausing each Saturday morning at 8am to revisit the themes raised by the leaders.

Today we are encouraged to bring to God – Father, Son and Holy Spirit – our prayers of praise
For who He is
For all His gifts in Christ
For all the blessings of this week

O LORD
Our God
We bring to You
our sacrifice of Praise
For who You are
For all Your gifts and blessings
especially for….

In Jesus’ name
Amen!

In our land and across our world last month believers and followers of Jesus were invited to pause and pray for the Kingdom of God to be experienced and evidenced anew. This was a venture created by God through the Archbishop of Canterbury and others.

As part of our daily devotional rhythm on our website and social media pages – at 8am each Saturday morning – we are invited to pause and prayerfully consider the 11 themes brought to us by the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture leaders.