Father, You are the giver of life. You have created us with a deep longing which can only be satisfied by You. You are ever so willing to bless us with the ultimate good life now and through eternity. We confess we often care more about the here and now than our eternal lives. We […]

Father, thank You for not only giving us Jesus – but also hiding us in Him. In Jesus, we have all our identity, our resources, and the fulfilment of our every hope. Forgive us for when we have sought to evangelise, apart from Christ. We fear taking risks in evangelism – fearing the worst. But

Father, You are the God who sanctifies us. In Christ, You have already sanctified us – and made us Yours! And through the Spirit, You are still sanctifying us – making us like Jesus.  Lord, we confess that we are creatures of comfort. We enjoy the familiar, and we avoid change. We complain and grumble,

Father, we thank You for Your love for us. No matter our race, our background, our achievements, our failures – You love us, and receive us as Your beloved children. Father where You are so gracious and kind, we are instead calculative and discriminating. We often withhold the gospel from different kinds of people. Where

Father, You are the Eternal One. Time itself is subject to You – for Your use, pleasure, and glory. Who can fathom the One who was, and is, and is to come? Lord, we are often so consumed with our own schedules, plans, and deadlines. We fit our Kingdom attention and availability, into the tiny

Lord God, we thank You for the gospel – the good news of Your Son, and how He saves! This gospel reveals who You are, and is hope for sinners like us. Yet forgive us for being ashamed of this gospel. Forgive us for when this shame, is revealed through our disobedience. When instead of

Gracious Father, each of us have our story – how You reached out to us, how You revealed Yourself to us, how You redeemed us. We remember – and we are grateful! Yet forgive us, Sovereign Lord, when we think Your hand is too short to save those around us! When we have written off

Heavenly Father, our gracious Provider, our Fount of every blessing! We thank You for every good gift You’ve given to us. Truly, Your grace has been enough. We ask Your forgiveness for forgetting Your gracious provision. Too often, we count our losses, our sacrifices, our unmet needs – but we neglect Your provisions, both past

Holy God, we are mindful of Your glorious grace. You are the generous God: You gave us Your only Son! You even invited sinners like us, into Your glorious kingdom! Truly You are a God of grace and generosity! Yet forgive us for our stinginess! For our hoarding! For our unwillingness to part with our

Father, You are merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin. Our hope is rooted in Your goodness and faithfulness. We confess that we often brush aside Your steadfast love as if it is inferior. Sometimes we think Your