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*_one God and Father of all, who is over all, and through all, and in us all._*
Ephesians 4:6
*Prayer :*
*_Blessed Sunday_*
Ephesians 4:6
*Prayer :*
I thank You that You have allowed us time to be redeemed and follow Your ways.
Help me to live a life worthy of the calling to which I have been called.
Help me to be humble, gentle, patient bearing with others in love.
Thank You that I am a small part of Your Church and element of unity through faith.
I choose to build each other up, encourage each other humbly, gently, and patiently.
Help me keep the unity of Your Spirit through the bond of peace, unity in one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
*_Blessed Sunday_*
'All of You!' — Mark 14:27
Key Thought
Jesus knows that he will face the horrors of the cross alone. He has no illusions about what will happen. Scripture has foretold it. His heart knows it. He lies on the verge of experiencing it. In Ray Overholt's hymn, "Ten Thousand Angels," the truth of Jesus' words are powerfully recognized:
"He could have called ten thousand angels
To destroy the world and set Him free.
He could have called, ten thousand angels,
But He died alone, for you and me."
Jesus knows his death is coming. He knows he will be betrayed, abandoned, denied, and crucified. He goes through it all anyway... for us.
Today's Prayer
Loving Father and Almighty God, I am humbled by the incredible and sacrificial love your Son demonstrated for me, and I appreciate all that he did for me. Please accept my life as my "thank you" for such incredible grace. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
Related Scripture Readings
Mark 14:45-50
Isaiah 53:1-3
John 16:32
On the way, Jesus told [the Twelve], "All of you will desert me. For the Scriptures say,
'God will strike the Shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered.'"
Key Thought
Jesus knows that he will face the horrors of the cross alone. He has no illusions about what will happen. Scripture has foretold it. His heart knows it. He lies on the verge of experiencing it. In Ray Overholt's hymn, "Ten Thousand Angels," the truth of Jesus' words are powerfully recognized:
"He could have called ten thousand angels
To destroy the world and set Him free.
He could have called, ten thousand angels,
But He died alone, for you and me."
Jesus knows his death is coming. He knows he will be betrayed, abandoned, denied, and crucified. He goes through it all anyway... for us.
Today's Prayer
Loving Father and Almighty God, I am humbled by the incredible and sacrificial love your Son demonstrated for me, and I appreciate all that he did for me. Please accept my life as my "thank you" for such incredible grace. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
Related Scripture Readings
Mark 14:45-50
Isaiah 53:1-3
John 16:32
Prayer Points for the new week! Shalom!
1. "May this new week bring new opportunities, new blessings, and new reasons to praise God."
2. "As we step into this new week, may God's love guide us, His wisdom direct us, and His peace settle in our hearts."
3. "May this week be filled with God's favor, grace, and mercy. May His presence be our constant companion."
4. "Dear God, I pray that this week will be a week of breakthroughs, miracles, and answered prayers. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen."
5. "May God's goodness and mercy follow us all the days of this week and forevermore.
6. "This week, I pray for strength, courage, and wisdom. May God be my rock, my shield, and my Savior."
7. "May this new week bring us closer to God's divine plan for our lives. May we be vessels for His glory."
8. "I declare that this week will be a week of victory, joy, and success. May God's blessings be upon us in Jesus mighty name.
1. "May this new week bring new opportunities, new blessings, and new reasons to praise God."
2. "As we step into this new week, may God's love guide us, His wisdom direct us, and His peace settle in our hearts."
3. "May this week be filled with God's favor, grace, and mercy. May His presence be our constant companion."
4. "Dear God, I pray that this week will be a week of breakthroughs, miracles, and answered prayers. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen."
5. "May God's goodness and mercy follow us all the days of this week and forevermore.
6. "This week, I pray for strength, courage, and wisdom. May God be my rock, my shield, and my Savior."
7. "May this new week bring us closer to God's divine plan for our lives. May we be vessels for His glory."
8. "I declare that this week will be a week of victory, joy, and success. May God's blessings be upon us in Jesus mighty name.
“Our weapons are not swords or shields but love, faith, and the truth of God’s Word.”
Today's Sunday Service with Ben Peterson invites us into a journey of freedom and healing through Christ. In our struggles and pain, God offers comfort beyond what the world can give, reaching into the depths of our hearts to bring restoration.
SCRIPTURE
STORY
Following Jesus is a call to freedom and healing. In our pain and trials, God offers comfort that nothing else can provide. He sees our wounds, even the ones we can’t express, and brings healing to our hearts. His presence fills the emptiness, reminding us we’re never alone.
Jesus came to set us free, just as Isaiah 61:1 declares: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me…to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives…” Through Him, we find freedom and the power to help others break free too.
As followers of Christ, we’re also called to be soldiers, not fighting with physical weapons but with spiritual armor. Our battle isn’t against people but against the forces of darkness. Through prayer, Scripture, and faith, we put on God’s armor—truth, righteousness, peace, and His Word—equipping us to stand firm.
Faith is our shield, helping us face trials with courage and overcome the doubts and fears thrown our way. Together in faith, we can overcome any challenge.
Our mission extends beyond our own freedom; we’re called to stand for others. In a world of pain and sin, God calls us to be a light, showing compassion, grace, and hope to the brokenhearted. Just as Jesus had compassion, we too are to love, not judge.
Though we’re in a battle, it’s the Lord’s. He goes before us, fighting with us and through us. Our strength is in Him, and our victory is assured because He’s already won through Jesus’ resurrection. We trust, follow, and serve, knowing the ultimate victory is His.
REFLECTION
Reflect on how God’s healing touch meets you in your deepest places of pain. In a world filled with challenges, He sees and cares for your wounds, offering a comfort that nothing else can provide.
Consider how Jesus' mission to set captives free extends not only to you but through you, empowering you to share His love and compassion with others. Think about the armor of faith, truth, and peace you are called to put on daily, reminding yourself that you are not alone in this journey.
PRAYER
Dearest Lord, the depth of your wisdom cannot be fathomed. You know the number of stars in the sky and the number of hairs on my head, yet you bend your ear to those who suffer from a broken heart. When the pain is so deep words cannot convey the comfort necessary at that moment. It is only your divine touch that can bring comfort in the darkest of hours. That is when I need you most. Father, pour your healing oil over the fissure in my heart. The gaping wound of loss is wide and deep and continues to bleed. Waves of grief wash over me with uncontrollable tears. Mend my heart lord with your love and comfort me with your warm embrace. Help me feel your presence so I know I am not alone in my time of grief. My pain feels almost inconsolable but only you can contain my grief and bring me comfort. Teach me to lay my head upon the warmth of your chest and feel the heartbeat of love soothing my pain. I will cling to you in my time of loss and ask you to fill the void that only you can fill. In Jesus name, amen.
Today's Sunday Service with Ben Peterson invites us into a journey of freedom and healing through Christ. In our struggles and pain, God offers comfort beyond what the world can give, reaching into the depths of our hearts to bring restoration.
SCRIPTURE
He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. Psalm 147:3
STORY
Following Jesus is a call to freedom and healing. In our pain and trials, God offers comfort that nothing else can provide. He sees our wounds, even the ones we can’t express, and brings healing to our hearts. His presence fills the emptiness, reminding us we’re never alone.
Jesus came to set us free, just as Isaiah 61:1 declares: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me…to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives…” Through Him, we find freedom and the power to help others break free too.
As followers of Christ, we’re also called to be soldiers, not fighting with physical weapons but with spiritual armor. Our battle isn’t against people but against the forces of darkness. Through prayer, Scripture, and faith, we put on God’s armor—truth, righteousness, peace, and His Word—equipping us to stand firm.
Faith is our shield, helping us face trials with courage and overcome the doubts and fears thrown our way. Together in faith, we can overcome any challenge.
Our mission extends beyond our own freedom; we’re called to stand for others. In a world of pain and sin, God calls us to be a light, showing compassion, grace, and hope to the brokenhearted. Just as Jesus had compassion, we too are to love, not judge.
Though we’re in a battle, it’s the Lord’s. He goes before us, fighting with us and through us. Our strength is in Him, and our victory is assured because He’s already won through Jesus’ resurrection. We trust, follow, and serve, knowing the ultimate victory is His.
REFLECTION
Reflect on how God’s healing touch meets you in your deepest places of pain. In a world filled with challenges, He sees and cares for your wounds, offering a comfort that nothing else can provide.
Consider how Jesus' mission to set captives free extends not only to you but through you, empowering you to share His love and compassion with others. Think about the armor of faith, truth, and peace you are called to put on daily, reminding yourself that you are not alone in this journey.
PRAYER
Dearest Lord, the depth of your wisdom cannot be fathomed. You know the number of stars in the sky and the number of hairs on my head, yet you bend your ear to those who suffer from a broken heart. When the pain is so deep words cannot convey the comfort necessary at that moment. It is only your divine touch that can bring comfort in the darkest of hours. That is when I need you most. Father, pour your healing oil over the fissure in my heart. The gaping wound of loss is wide and deep and continues to bleed. Waves of grief wash over me with uncontrollable tears. Mend my heart lord with your love and comfort me with your warm embrace. Help me feel your presence so I know I am not alone in my time of grief. My pain feels almost inconsolable but only you can contain my grief and bring me comfort. Teach me to lay my head upon the warmth of your chest and feel the heartbeat of love soothing my pain. I will cling to you in my time of loss and ask you to fill the void that only you can fill. In Jesus name, amen.
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*_Don't withhold good from those to whom it is due, When it is in the power of your hand to do it._*
Proverbs 3:27
*Prayer :*
*_A New Week_*
Proverbs 3:27
*Prayer :*
Thank You for Your straightforward teaching in this Word.
Open my eyes to see those in need, those deserve help, love, attention and better treatment.
Help me not to overlook the opportunities to do good to them.
Guide me to show the fruits of the Spirit like love, goodness, kindness, gentleness and compassion to them.
Give me the strength to secure the fruit of blessings and the wisdom to determine to use whatever I have to bless others.
Grant me the courage to act in ways that glorify You.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
*_A New Week_*
Forwarded from Real Christian Bible
👆 2 Corinthians - Chapter 9
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Forwarded from Real Bible Quiz
According to scripture who attempted to worship Peter?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
Dorcas
35%
Cornelius
22%
Sosipater
27%
All of these