A Prayer for Service
A prayer for moving beyond compassionate intentions to meet another person’s practical needs with humility, wisdom, dignity, and love.
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Discipleship
A Prayer for Discipling Others
A prayer for accompanying another person’s spiritual growth with humility, patience, integrity, attentive listening, and faithful encouragement.
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A Prayer for Teachability
A prayer for receiving correction with humility, listening without defensiveness, and remaining open to the people and experiences through which God continues to teach us.
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A Prayer for Worship
Gracious God, You call us not only to yourself, but also into a people gathered in your name. Yet I confess how easily I treat faith as something
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A Prayer for Sabbath
Gracious God, You rested and called your rest holy. Yet I confess that I often resist the invitation to stop. I measure my days by what I accomplish,
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A Prayer for A Rule of Life
A Rule for Life is an intentional pattern of practices that helps order our days around God’s presence. This prayer asks for wisdom to examine the habits shaping us and to establish gracious rhythms of prayer, Scripture, worship, rest, relationship, and service without turning spiritual discipline i
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A Prayer for Holy Communion
Christ’s table is not a reward for those who have earned their place. It is an invitation to receive what grace alone can give. In the bread and cup, we remember Christ’s sacrifice, encounter His mercy, and are drawn into deeper fellowship with Him and His people. Today’s prayer invites us to approa
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A Prayer for Gratitude
God of every good gift, I come before you with hands that are often clenched—holding tightly to what I have, reaching anxiously for what I lack, and
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A PRAYER FOR CELEBRATION
Gracious God, You are the giver of every good and perfect gift, yet I confess how easily I pass by your goodness without noticing it. My attention is
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Welcoming What We Would Rather Avoid
The Spiritual Discipline of Welcoming Prayer There are feelings we welcome easily. Joy. Gratitude. Peace. Hope. Then there are the others. Fear. Anger. Anxiety. Jealousy. Sadness. Shame. Disappointment.
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