God the Father raised His Son Jesus from the dead to bring life and immortality to light. We give Him all glory, thanks, and praise, and we pray Him to grant us peace and joy in our Lord’s resurrection that we may be comforted in the face of death. Source: …
By His suffering, death, and resurrection, Jesus Christ acquired and gained the treasure of salvation for us. We pray Him, by His Holy Spirit, to cause His Word to go forth and be proclaimed, that we may receive and enjoy this treasure and make it our own. Source: “Sacred Meditations …
Jesus’ kingdom is not of this world, but rather one of mercy, grace and truth. We pray Him to grant us steadfast faith to hear and hold dear the truth of His life giving Word. Source: “Sacred Meditations Collects” (Daily Lectionary found in Lutheran Service Book, pages 299-304 or Treasury …
Jesus makes Himself known in the breaking of the break at His holy Supper. We pray Him to open the eyes of …
God raise His Son from the dead, making Him the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. We pray Him to grant …
In today’s prayer, we pray verses 1 and 6 of the the hymn “Christ, the Life of All the Living.” (see Lutheran …
Jesus’ suffering brings us glory, His wounds give us rest, and His death is our life. We pray our heavenly Father to …
Jesus, the Suffering Servant, was betrayed and denied by His disciples and was falsely accused and brutally mocked. We pray Him to …
Jesus is the Passover lamb who had to be sacrificed to take away the sin of the world. We pray Him to …
On the Day of Pentecost God opened the way of eternal life to every race and nation by sending the promised gift …
