![]() ![]() Pray for God's blessing on each other, and one every church and every household in Freehold and our community. Pray that many people will discover the truth about Jesus across our nation. Pray for a new outpouring of the Holy Spirit on His church this Pentecost season. Pray for some of the needs of the parish and community.Īsk God to show you 5 people to pray for so they may encounter Jesus.įor the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and for ever. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. Invite confession for the times when we have not reached out with love when our hearts have been fearful.Īsk for new boldness to talk about the difference Jesus has made in our lives. Pray for those who are vulnerable in the parish and community to be reached by God's love.Īsk for God's provision for all those working to bring in His kingdom in the parish and community.įorgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. If we think about where God lives, we know its pretty great. Pray for God's love to direct all of our relationships and conversations where we live and work so that many will encounter Jesus.Īsk for our homes and churches to become places where more people of all ages discover God's love and mercy. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Invite sharing of testimony to God's faithfulness. Give thanks for who God is and what He gives us. Sing 1 or 2 songs or hymns, or read a selection of Bible verses. So, as we pray Come your kingdom, be done your will on earth as it is in heaven, we. Here is God’s powerful invitation to share His life and love: not only here and now but for all eternity. For it is written: Worship the Lord your God, and serve him only. Here is a story of love, hope, challenge, and peace. ![]() The focus is on God’s dynamic action in creation and salvation. ![]() They express an excitement about the character of God and all He has done. The Thy Kingdom Come Novena for 2023 is focused on verses from St John’s First Letter. Acts 1:14 tells us their mission planning was rooted in constant, ground-breaking prayer: “They all joined together constantly in prayer, along with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with His brothers.” (Acts 1:14) At this time they were surely confused, uncertain, perhaps even fearful as they considered the enormity of the task, but also excited and on the edge of a whole new world as they knew themselves to be loved and forgiven because of their Lord’s death and resurrection. The worldwide wave of prayer, Thy Kingdom Come, is rooted in the practice and experience of the earliest church as they obeyed Jesus ́ command to wait for the outpouring of the gift of the Holy Spirit. ![]()
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