Holy Week Shadows || Thursday, April 9, 2020
A short devotional service, as we prayerfully face the lengthening shadows of Holy Week.
Devotional || Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19
By Beth Ferguson, Lay Leader and Member to the Annual Conference. The Psalmist begins with an expression of love for God. God has heard his prayers, “he inclined his ear to me”- he listened carefully. Sometimes we can’t express our prayers well because we are too emotional. God listens carefully and hears our needs even …
Thursday, April 9, 2020 || Praise & Prayer
Join us tonight online for evening praise and prayer at 7:30pm.
Holy Week Shadows || Wednesday, April 8, 2020
A short devotional service, as we prayerfully face the lengthening shadows of Holy Week.
Devotional || Psalm 71:1-14
By Beth Ferguson, Lay Leader and Member to the Annual Conference. Psalm 71 is a prayer for lifelong protection and help. The Psalmist acknowledges that in our lives we will experience adversity, but we can trust that God is with us throughout our difficulties. God is with us at our birth before we can even …
Holy Week Shadows || Tuesday, April 7, 2020
A short devotional service, as we prayerfully face the lengthening shadows of Holy Week.
Tuesday, April 7, 2020 || Praise & Prayer
Join us tonight online for evening praise and prayer at 7:30pm.
Holy Week Shadows || Monday, April 6, 2020
A short devotional service, as we prayerfully face the lengthening shadows of Holy Week.
Discussion Starter || Matthew 21:1-17 (18-46)
Read Matthew 21:1-17 (18-46) (CEB, NRSV, MSG, KJV, Compare). Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem to the waving of palm branches and shouts of hosanna (Save us!) is attested to in each of the four gospels. Have you heard this story before? If so, when you think about Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem, what comes to mind? What …
Devotional || Psalm 118:1-2, 19-29
By Beth Ferguson, Lay Leader and Member to the Annual Conference. Today, we celebrate Palm Sunday, Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. the people cheered and shouted Hosanna, waving palm branches and placing them in the road as Jesus entered the city. The Psalm today is the prophecy of this entrance. In the New Revised Standard …