Family worship: Proverbs 31:10-31
Private worship: Genesis 25-43 (Spread your reading throughout the week.)

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray for the salvation of friends and family members; call them by name. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus,” no. 171 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘If anyone wants to be first, he must be very last, and the servant of all.’” –Mark 9:35 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. Who can change a sinner’s heart?
A. Only the Holy Spirit can change a sinner’s heart. (Jn. 3:3; Rm. 8:6-11; 1 Cor. 2:9-14; 2 Thes. 2:13, 14; Titus 3:5-6).

Q. What did the Holy Spirit undertake in the covenant of Grace?
A. He regenerates, baptizes, and seals those for whom Christ has died (Ep. 2:1-8; 1 Cor. 12:13; Ep. 1:13, 14; Ep. 4:30; 2 Cor. 1:22).

Family worship: Psalm 45
Private worship: Genesis 25-43 (Spread your reading throughout the week.)

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray for those who are homeless and destitute. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus,” no. 171 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘If anyone wants to be first, he must be very last, and the servant of all.’” –Mark 9:35 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. Who can change a sinner’s heart?
A. Only the Holy Spirit can change a sinner’s heart. (Jn. 3:3; Rm. 8:6-11; 1 Cor. 2:9-14; 2 Thes. 2:13, 14; Titus 3:5-6).

Q. What did the Holy Spirit undertake in the covenant of Grace?
A. He regenerates, baptizes, and seals those for whom Christ has died (Ep. 2:1-8; 1 Cor. 12:13; Ep. 1:13, 14; Ep. 4:30; 2 Cor. 1:22).

Family worship: Exodus 32
Private worship: Genesis 25-43 (Spread your reading throughout the week.)

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray for the leaders in your church. Pray that God will give them wisdom. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus,” no. 171 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘If anyone wants to be first, he must be very last, and the servant of all.’” –Mark 9:35 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. Who can change a sinner’s heart?
A. Only the Holy Spirit can change a sinner’s heart. (Jn. 3:3; Rm. 8:6-11; 1 Cor. 2:9-14; 2 Thes. 2:13, 14; Titus 3:5-6).

Q. What did the Holy Spirit undertake in the covenant of Grace?
A. He regenerates, baptizes, and seals those for whom Christ has died (Ep. 2:1-8; 1 Cor. 12:13; Ep. 1:13, 14; Ep. 4:30; 2 Cor. 1:22).

Family worship: Exodus 31:12-18
Private worship: Genesis 25-43 (Spread your reading throughout the week.)

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray for the senior adults in your church. Pray that will be spiritual leaders to those who come behind them. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus,” no. 171 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘If anyone wants to be first, he must be very last, and the servant of all.’” –Mark 9:35 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. Who can change a sinner’s heart?
A. Only the Holy Spirit can change a sinner’s heart. (Jn. 3:3; Rm. 8:6-11; 1 Cor. 2:9-14; 2 Thes. 2:13, 14; Titus 3:5-6).

Q. What did the Holy Spirit undertake in the covenant of Grace?
A. He regenerates, baptizes, and seals those for whom Christ has died (Ep. 2:1-8; 1 Cor. 12:13; Ep. 1:13, 14; Ep. 4:30; 2 Cor. 1:22).

Family worship: Reread the scripture passage your pastor preached on this weekend.
Private worship: Genesis 25-43 (Spread your reading throughout the week.)

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray that God will be glorified through you in the upcoming week. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus,” no. 171 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘If anyone wants to be first, he must be very last, and the servant of all.’” –Mark 9:35 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. Who can change a sinner’s heart?
A. Only the Holy Spirit can change a sinner’s heart. (Jn. 3:3; Rm. 8:6-11; 1 Cor. 2:9-14; 2 Thes. 2:13, 14; Titus 3:5-6).

Q. What did the Holy Spirit undertake in the covenant of Grace?
A. He regenerates, baptizes, and seals those for whom Christ has died (Ep. 2:1-8; 1 Cor. 12:13; Ep. 1:13, 14; Ep. 4:30; 2 Cor. 1:22).

Family worship: 1 Corinthians 11:1-16
Private worship: Genesis 1-24*

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray that God will be glorified in tomorrow’s worship gathering.^† Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“What Wondrous Love Is This,” no. 169 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” –Psalm 139:14 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. What hinders the completion of sanctification in this life?
A. The Scripture says, “The flesh lusts against the Spirit so that you cannot do the things you would” (Gal 5:17).

Q. Since we are by nature sinful, how can one ever desire to be holy and to gain heaven where God lives?
A. Our hearts must be changed before we can be fit for heaven (Eph 4:17-24; Col 3:5-12).

*We’ve finished the cycle of reading through the Bible in a year, and today we begin a cycle. This year, we’ll provide one large reading assignment and you’ll have the entire week to read through it.

^†If your church gathers for worship on a day other than Sunday, adjust the prayer guide as necessary.

Family worship: Matthew 14:1-12
Private worship: Genesis 1-24*

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication:Pray for the families in your church. Pray that they will stand strong together in the face of adversity. Pray that they will grow together in their faith in Christ. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“What Wondrous Love Is This,” no. 169 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” –Psalm 139:14 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. What hinders the completion of sanctification in this life?
A. The Scripture says, “The flesh lusts against the Spirit so that you cannot do the things you would” (Gal 5:17).

Q. Since we are by nature sinful, how can one ever desire to be holy and to gain heaven where God lives?
A. Our hearts must be changed before we can be fit for heaven (Eph 4:17-24; Col 3:5-12).

*We’ve finished the cycle of reading through the Bible in a year, and today we begin a cycle. This year, we’ll provide one large reading assignment and you’ll have the entire week to read through it.

Family worship: Proverbs 31:1-9
Private worship: Genesis 1-24*

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication:Pray for specific opportunities to share the message of Christ with others. Pray for boldness and pray that God would give you the wisdom to be able to reach into the lives of those around you. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“What Wondrous Love Is This,” no. 169 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” –Psalm 139:14 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. What hinders the completion of sanctification in this life?
A. The Scripture says, “The flesh lusts against the Spirit so that you cannot do the things you would” (Gal 5:17).

Q. Since we are by nature sinful, how can one ever desire to be holy and to gain heaven where God lives?
A. Our hearts must be changed before we can be fit for heaven (Eph 4:17-24; Col 3:5-12).

*We’ve finished the cycle of reading through the Bible in a year, and today we begin a cycle. This year, we’ll provide one large reading assignment and you’ll have the entire week to read through it.

Family worship: Psalm 44
Private worship: Genesis 1-24*

Discussion questions: What do these passages say about God? What do these passages say about me? What do these passages say about the relationship between God and me?

PRAY

Adoration: God is holy, mighty, gracious, and merciful. Spend time declaring your love for Him.

Confession: Continually confessing your sins to God and asking for His forgiveness will keep you from taking the great price Christ paid on the cross for granted.

Thanksgiving: Express your thankfulness to God for the blessings He has given you. When we consider that we deserve punishment because of our sinfulness, and instead God gives to us His love and mercy, our only response should be one of thankfulness.

Supplication: Pray for those who are sick and need physical healing. Ask God to show you how to see and respond to the needs of others.

SING

“What Wondrous Love Is This,” no. 169 in The Worship Hymnal

MEMORIZE

Be sure to review scripture memory verses and catechism questions from previous weeks!

Scripture: “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” –Psalm 139:14 (This scripture has been set to music by Seeds Family Worship. Listen online or purchase the track.)

Catechism:
Q. What hinders the completion of sanctification in this life?
A. The Scripture says, “The flesh lusts against the Spirit so that you cannot do the things you would” (Gal 5:17).

Q. Since we are by nature sinful, how can one ever desire to be holy and to gain heaven where God lives?
A. Our hearts must be changed before we can be fit for heaven (Eph 4:17-24; Col 3:5-12).

*We’ve finished the cycle of reading through the Bible in a year, and today we begin a cycle. This year, we’ll provide one large reading assignment and you’ll have the entire week to read through it.