Father, You’ve made us Your temples. You’ve blessed us with a Great High Priest and a superior sacrifice for our sins. And You’ve granted us the privilege of being Your royal priests. Lord, we ask Your forgiveness where we have not delighted in Your rich blessings. Where we have not gloried in our privileged, priestly […]

Our Father, we again come humbled that You are our God – a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness. We bless You! Lord, we praise You for the blood that was spilled for us. We thank You for Jesus who perished in our place. Father, forgive us

Lord God, as we step into the new year – we greet You as our Creator, Redeemer, and Father! Once more we hail Jesus as Saviour and King, and Holy Spirit as our Companion and Strength! Lord, how we need You! This year, we want to further understand Your ways. To experience You; to be

Lord God! You are Creator, Sustainer, and Benefactor. And though we have rebelled against Your authority, though we often reject Your love, though we do dismiss Your reality – yet You still give! This Christmas Day, we remember Your greatest gift to us: Your Son, Jesus! You gave Him to us to draw near to

Father, By grace we have been saved through faith. And this is not our own doing; it is a gift from You, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. We confess that we tend to boast about the gift of salvation as if it’s a result of our good works. We

Father, Christ is the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of His nature, and He upholds the universe by the word of His power. He alone deserves the highest honour, praise and glory. Why is it that we are so easily distracted by lesser things? Why is it that we welcome

Father, You have given us Your love to bind us in deep, inseparable fellowship to enjoy love and peace with each other and with You. But how often have we damaged relationships because of our selfish ambitions? Why do we live as if the world revolves around us? Why do we see the speck in

Father, Your steadfast love extends to the heavens. Your power of resurrection is life-giving and brings dead things to life. But, when did we use our power for life-giving purposes? Haven’t we used our power to compel rather than to appeal for love’s sake? If we have the world’s goods and see someone in need,

Father, You command us to love one another just as You have loved us. It is through our love for one another that we shine as disciples of Jesus Christ. Yet we often seek to shine through what impresses the world. We take pride in achievements, performances, wealth, knowledge, education, and many other things which

Faithful God, Gracious Redeemer, and Sovereign Keeper! Glorious Father, Son, and Spirit: we give You all glory, all praise, and all our thanksgiving. Mighty God, we thank You for Your protection. In these pandemic years, You have watched over us. You have kept us from the worst of the virus. Thank You! Saviour King, we