Daily Reading and Prayer – Friday October 23
You’ve doubtless heard the timeless advice, “Don’t go to bed angry.” Here it is, in a 2000 year old letter! Some advice never grows old, and in its timelessness, should…
Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown
To Know Christ and to Make Him Known
You’ve doubtless heard the timeless advice, “Don’t go to bed angry.” Here it is, in a 2000 year old letter! Some advice never grows old, and in its timelessness, should…
To follow Jesus is to become a new person – “a new creation” as Paul writes elsewhere. To turn from our old lives to new life in Christ is sometimes…
What’s my job as a minister? To grow our congregation in faith and service. What’s the job of our members? To mature in the faith, and to grow in love,…
Paul is in prison. The church in Ephesus, which he had laboured to build over a period of several years, until he was banished from the city, is very much…
Paul is very conscious of his own unworthiness. Remember that he began his career by persecuting the church – even to the point of supervising the death of Stephen! Yet,…
We are part of a family called the Church, which stretches around the world. Spend a bit of time thinking about how we are connected with countless people we have…
Today, our reading reminds us of where we’ve come from – and of what our lives would be like without the grace, mercy and love of God. Thanks be to…
Paul reminds us in this reading, just who Jesus is! What an honour to call ourselves “Christian,” and to follow in the footsteps of Jesus! Ephesians 1:19-23 (New Living Translation)I…
Confession time – I was anticipating continuing the daily readings with Ecclesiastes, but I found them just too cynical and depressing to continue! Having gone through the Psalms and Proverbs,…
Psalm 136 is a great Psalm of thanksgiving, and is a responsive Psalm, written for worship. The leader would speak (or sing) the first part of the verse, and the…