Today in the Spirit: Proper 24A
Over the last three Sundays in Year A, we have meditated in worship on three consecutive parables Jesus delivered to the religious leaders in Jerusalem, each designed to demonstrat...
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Over the last three Sundays in Year A, we have meditated in worship on three consecutive parables Jesus delivered to the religious leaders in Jerusalem, each designed to demonstrat...
“…be filled with the Spirit, speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs…” Ephesians 5:18-19 The car engine clicks off in the driveway, and the heavy si...
With the assigned readings in Proper 21A, the church takes us forward in Matthew to Jesus’ teaching in the temple after his final entry into Jerusalem. The Gospel reading out of M...
We continue in the liturgical year with Matthew’s account of the last week of our Lord’s life, leading up to the crucifixion. It is still early in the week when Jesus is tested by...
The Gospel of Matthew sets up the narrative of our Lord’s final week in Jerusalem before the Last Supper as a one-two strike: first, a prolonged, direct attack on the hypocrisy of...
In our year-long meditation from Matthew on the revelation of Jesus, the church now moves us forward to a point just before our Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The assigned...
Culled from: Daily Devotionals Today: Open Heavens, RoR & More - The Devotionals.. TURNING POINT WITH DAVID JEREMIAH. Turning Points Devotional with Dr David Jeremiah 15th Octo...
Day by day God strengthens my inner spirit. The post Daily Devotional 10.18.26 appeared first on First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth.
"The Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline." (2 Tim. 1:7) The post Daily Devotional 8.28.26 appeared first on First United Methodi...
The intensity level of the conflict between Jesus and the religious leaders of Jerusalem reaches its highest pitch in the last days before our Lord’s death. At Proper 22A, the chur...
Following Matthew’s sequence of events, our Lord now returns to home base in Capernaum for a brief time before setting out for Judea and Jerusalem. In our worship, we come to the f...
With the Bible readings assigned for Proper 19A, the theme of our worship this week is repentance and forgiveness in the believing community. The passages hold out both the prospec...
Holy SPIRIT, come fill me; Transform me, take me along; The Paths of Righteousness; Mighty Spirit of God; Helper of my soul; Holy SPIRIT, what a presence You are.
By embracing the Holy Spirit, individuals can experience spiritual growth, love, and empowerment, rather than fear and resistance.
By learning to follow the Spirit's leading, we can avoid pitfalls, achieve more rewarding results, and experience success in our endeavors.
Cultivating a spirit of attentive reverence and seriousness in worship can transform your spiritual life and deepen your relationship with the living Lord.
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