My dear sheep,
Find below the readings for today!
Today we are praying for the revival of the Church. She desperately needs it!
Pastor Logan
Breakfast Reading: Matthew 6:9-13
Lunch Reading: Psalm 2
Dinner Reading: 1 Peter 2:9-12
Hymn for Fuel
From Abel's favored offering, to Jesus' holy cross;
The church of God's own choosing, has triumphed over loss.
By faith our fathers labored long, in faith, they lived and died;
From Abraham to David, faith stood when it was tried.
Then come, O saints of Zion come, in sweet communion wed;
The bride awaits her glory, Lord Jesus Christ her Head.
The covenant of grace divine, by Christ's own blood was brought;
The promises of blessing, shall never come to nought.
Then come, O saints of Zion come, in sweet communion wed;
The bride awaits her glory, Lord Jesus Christ her Head.
By marytrs' death the holy seed, was sown in grief and pain;
That holy seed will flourish, till Christ shall come again.
Then come, O saints of Zion come, in sweet communion wed;
The bride awaits her glory, Lord Jesus Christ her Head.
The church of God triumphant, shall in that final day;
Have all her sons and daughters, home from the well-fought fray.
Then come, O saints of Zion come, In sweet communion wed;
The bride awaits her glory, Lord Jesus Christ her Head;
The bride awaits her glory, Lord Jesus Christ her Head.
Author: R. C. Sproul
Tune: Jeff Lippencott
A Guide to Word and Prayer
Find below a general guide for spending time in prayer with the word.
Set aside 30 minutes
Read through the text twice (5 minutes)
Read and pray through the text (15 minutes)
Take time to meditate (think/ponder) on each section or each verse, considering what the author is saying.
Pray to God what the Word is communicating.
For example Psalm 85:4, "Restore us again, O God of our salvation, and put away your indignation toward us!" You could pray for God to not be angry with Manurewa, but rather visit us and restore salvation to the people.
Read through the text one more time and then pray for whatever the Lord puts on your heart (10 minutes)
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