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Today's City reading:

Week 2, Day 6

Isaiah 65: 17-25

‘Pay close attention now: I’m creating new heavens and a new earth. All the earlier troubles, chaos, and pain are things of the past, to be forgotten.

Look ahead with joy. Anticipate what I’m creating: I’ll create Jerusalem as sheer joy, create my people as pure delight. I’ll take joy in Jerusalem, take delight in my people: no more sounds of weeping in the city, no cries of anguish; no more babies dying in the cradle, or old people who don’t enjoy a full lifetime; one-hundredth birthdays will be considered normal – anything less will seem like a cheat.

They’ll build houses and move in. They’ll plant fields and eat what they grow. No more building a house that some outsider takes over, no more planting fields that some enemy confiscates, for my people will be as long-lived as trees, my chosen ones will have satisfaction in their work. They won’t work and have nothing come of it, they won’t have children snatched out from under them.

For they themselves are plantings blessed by GOD, with their children and grandchildren likewise GOD-blessed. Before they call out, I’ll answer. Before they’ve finished speaking, I’ll have heard. Wolf and lamb will graze the same meadow, lion and ox eat straw from the same trough, but snakes – they’ll get a diet of dirt! Neither animal nor human will hurt or kill anywhere on my Holy Mountain,’ says GOD.

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Week 3, Day 5

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+ We draw near to God, Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer.

 

Silence

 

Readings

 

Silence

 

Humility

 

  • We are careful not to drain other local churches of their often limited resources, but hope to be an encouragement and support to them.

 

Picture the other churches in the area.

Is one calling for your attention today?

Dream a dream: what could this church be?

Hold the present and potential before God

 

Living God

your story of our salvation

began with your world's beginning;

and we thank you that you've

invited us to be part of that story today.

Disciples have come before us

and will come after us

and you choose to use us all

in loving the world.

We thank you for brothers and sisters

in other communities around here;

people with hope and vision

people with questions and concerns

people searching for truth

people longing for healing.

 

In all that we do

keep us attentive to their needs,

their aspirations,

their boundaries

so that we never call from them

something they just can't give

or do

or be

but help us in all our relating

to deepen friendship

and welcome strangers

as we journey on together.

 

Free prayer

 

The Lord's Prayer

 

Lord, in your mercy

Let your kingdom come!

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