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Lord, we are witness to your work in and through us during the 75 years of ministry at St. Luke’s Choirĭear God, Through this Lenten season of wandering, please help remember that if we are strangers in a strange land, at the very least we are strangers together.

Let us turn to you for guidance in trouble and praise you always. I pray you continue to bless them and all ministries at St. Luke’s and the opportunities and art they provide every week. Lord, thank you for the Music Ministry at St.

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Luke’s in 2019, because of your investment of time, money, and prayers? These booklets are at the connection center and other places around the church, or you can download it here.ĭid you miss the message, “Boundaries” on February 23? Watch it here. Our 2019 impact report is out for your review. Please check out all the Lenten opportunities here. This Sunday, March 1, from 3-4 p.m., in ES309, we can learn to have a more meaningful prayer life and cultivate intimacy with God in Closer to God, a Prayer Workshop. Every Thursday at 12:05 in the Chapel is Lenten Music for Meditation and Reflection, and next week, March 5, we have the privilege of hearing Voces8 provide our music for reflection. Download the Scripture+Shared app here, or download study materials here.ĭuring Lent, we have many opportunities for prayer and reflection. Find a friend and do it together, or use it for your small group study. Scripture+Shared is delivered over the Scripture+Shared app (not the St. Ever., a study of The Sermon on the Mount.

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The six-week lesson series is titled Best. Our Scripture+Shared Bible study during Lent begins.

This Sunday, March 1, we begin with a sermon “The Supper,” and we will celebrate Holy Communion in all of our services. I hope you will plan to be present for this series. Perhaps you have been pressed down, crying out to your God. It is here that the world and Jesus’ mission press down on him as he cries out to his God in agony. The word Gethsemane comes from a phrase meaning “place of the olive press.” It was here that olives were pressed into oil. This week, we begin a new sermon series for Lent, “In the Garden,” examining the powerful events on Thursday night, beginning with the Last Supper, and continuing through the anguish Jesus experienced in the Garden of Gethsemane. Create in me a clean heart, and deeds that reflect your amazing love for all of your children. Your love casts out all fear within me, so I can come home eagerly to you, bringing all of these failures before you, looking forward to your open arms and forgiveness.įorgive me, God. My life is a poor reflection of who you created me to be, and of you actively alive in my heart.īut God, more importantly, the moral inventory I take during this season is “fearless,” because I know that your love is so great that nothing I have done could make you love me even one tiny bit less.

My actions don’t live up to my intentions. God, you know they aren’t intentional, these shortcomings. A “moral inventory,” because there is a need to be specific, to recognize that in my preoccupation with my own needs and wants, my own agenda and desires, I have hurt other people, and my sin separates me from you. The twelve steps teach that there comes a time to take a “fearless moral inventory” of my life.

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