As a church family we have been revisiting the 11 themes from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture last Pentecost on a Saturday morning as we lead up to Pentecost this year…..May 21-31.
This morning we are invited to pause in these uncertain times and pray to God…in Adoration…
Take time to focus on Him
Who He is
What He has done for you in Christ Jesus
And speak out your prayers of adoration.
As a church family we have been revisiting the 11 themes from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture last Pentecost on a Saturday morning as we lead up to Pentecost this year…..May 21-31.
This morning we are invited to pause and pray to God…asking for His help…..for ourselves and for others…
For a particular situation
Family
Friends
Neighbours
Colleagues
For our nation
For our world
As a church family we have been revisiting the 11 themes from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture last Pentecost on a Saturday morning as we lead up to Pentecost this year…..May 21-31.
This morning we are invited to pause and pray to God…praying for others…..
Family
Neighbours
Colleagues
Friends
Those we have met this past week
Those we will meet with today
Those in need known to us
In Jesus’ name
Amen
“We no longer believe just because of what you said;
now we have heard for ourselves, and we know that this man really is the Saviour of the world.’’
John 4 verse 42
(image of LK Celtic cross)
During 2020 we are looking at standing on the promises of God – as well as dipping into Psalm 119 some weekends – pausing in prayer at our times of Midday Devotion for others in our church family, our city and our world at this time of the year.
In January and February we considered some of the Promises of God in His written Word.
This month we look at some of the words and promises of Jesus, the Saviour of the world.
We are all encouraged to listen for God’s voice and make our response as we journey together in our ‘rhythm of devotion’ during this new year of 2020.
These Devotions are but one way to feed on God’s Word in the morning, at midday, in the evening… to pray with Him continually through the day and even to share with others the treasures or hurdles you discover.
The Church website and Facebook page (even on a handy mobile) provide a fuller daily devotional page. However it all follows the pattern below which the information provided fits into, based on the Kirk’s origins of the Celtic and Northumbrian traditions which we started as a church family in 2015.
Morning
Reading and Meditation on the content and Prayer of response
Midday
Prayer – mostly for others
Evening
Verse(s) from the morning reading
Reflection and Prayer at the end of the day
A Prayer for the Month of March
Jesus,
Son of God
Son of Man
Saviour
Teacher
Bread of Life
The Good Shepherd
Teach us
Save us
Feed us
Afresh
That we might truly be
Yours
And Yours alone
Amen
The Lord’s Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven
Hallowed be Your Name.
Your kingdom come
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread
And forgive us our sins
As we forgive those who sin against us.
Lead us not into temptation
But deliver us from evil.
For Yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory.
Now and for ever
Amen
As a church family we have been revisiting the 11 themes from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture last Pentecost on a Saturday morning as we lead up to Pentecost this year.
This morning we are invited to pause and pray to God…offering ourselves to Him……..even today
As a church family we have been revisiting the 11 themes from the Thy Kingdom Come prayer venture last Pentecost on a Saturday morning as we lead up to Pentecost this year.
This morning we are invited to pause and pray with confession…..saying sorry to God…
Take time with Him….
Confess….
Receive his forgiveness….
In Jesus’ name..Amen.
