Holy Week begins: Cheers and tears
Please read Luke 19: 28-44 and then pray; Lord as Holy Week begins, may your Word speak to me in fresh and vital ways, and may Christ the humble King
Please read Luke 19: 28-44 and then pray; Lord as Holy Week begins, may your Word speak to me in fresh and vital ways, and may Christ the humble King
Please read John 12: 1-11 and then pray; Lord, as I bow before you and seek to listen and respond to your Word, give me grace to understand the importance
Please read Psalm 91 and Luke 4 v 1-13 and then pray; Our loving God, as I come before your Word, may all that is written upon its pages be
Please read Luke 6: 27-38 and then pray with the Psalmist; Teach me to do your will, for you are my God; may your good Spirit lead me on level
Please read Luke 6: 12-26 and then pray; Lord I come before you as one who is hungry for your living Word. Satisfy my deepest soul’s desire as I embrace
Please read Luke 5: 1-11 and then pray; “Speak Lord, for your servant is listening, ready and willing to hear and obey your call upon my life. Amen” As we
Please read Luke 3 v 1-20 and then pray; “Almighty God, as we hear and receive your word, help us by your Spirit to prepare for Christ’s coming in glory,
Please read Mark 14: 43-52 and then pray; “Almighty God, who has promised to never leave us or forsake us, grant us grace to understand, receive and embrace your Word,
For Remembrance, be it Remembrance Day or Remembrance Sunday, there is one recognised and established symbol that speaks volumes. It is of course the symbol of the poppy. During WW1,
Please read Mark 12: 28-34 and then pray; “Great God, whose commandments bring light to the eyes and understanding to the heart – grant me the grace to understand and