Our heavenly Father provides for all our needs. We pray His forgiveness for laying up our treasures on earth and being anxious, and that He would lead us to seek first His kingdom. Source: “Sacred Meditations Collects” (Daily Lectionary found in Lutheran Service Book, pages 299-304 or Treasury of Daily …
We live among earthly things that pass away, and we can become so anxious about those things. So we pray that our Lord Jesus would grant us to love the heavenly things and hold fast to those things that endure. Collect for Proper 20 (the Sunday closest to September 21), …
God–Father, Son, and Holy Spirit–gives all good things. Therefore we pray that He would graft into our hearts all good things: the love of His Name, true religion, and the fruit of good works. Collect for Proper 17 (the Sunday closest to August 31), from The Book of Common Prayer. …
God has given His Son Jesus Christ to be both a sacrifice for sin and an example of the godly life. We …
In this hymn by Eliza Alderson, we exalt our Lord Jesus Christ for sacrificing Himself for us, and then we pray that …
Because the one Church of Jesus Christ cannot continue without His help, we pray for Him to cleanse and defend her, and …
Since God knows our needs as well as our weaknesses, we ask Him to have compassion on us and give us those …
We pray that our gracious Lord would grant us to know what things to do and, by His grace, have the ability …
We live, move, and have our being only in the true God. So we pray that He would guide and govern us …
God has brought us safely to a new day. We pray that He will preserve us from all sin and adversity. Source: …
