Ps. 26, 28; Ps. 36 (Reflection) 39; 
Joshua 2:15–24; 
Rom. 11:13–24; 
Matt. 25:14–30

Ps. 25; Ps. 9 (Reflection)
Ps. 15; 
Joshua 2:1–14; 
Rom. 11:1–12; 
Matt. 25:1–13

We declare good news from Philippians 1:12-26 that King Jesus is filling us with comfort and confidence in the midst of crisis. Responding to this good news moves us away from asking "Why is this happening?" to "WHO is with us and Who are we to be with?"

Ps. 148 (Reflection)
Ps. 149, 150; Ps. 114, 115; 
Joshua 1:1–18; 
Acts 21:3–15; 
Mark 1:21–27

Ps. 20, 21:1–7 (8–13); Ps. 110:1–5 (6–7), Ps. 116, 117; 
Deut. 34:1–12; 
Rom. 10:14–21 (Reflection)
Matt. 24:32–51

Ps. 16, 17; Ps. 22 (Reflection)
Deut. 31:7–13, 24—32:4; 
Rom. 10:1–13; 
Matt. 24:15–31

Ps. 18:1–20; Ps. 18:21–50; 
Deut. 3:18–28; 
Rom. 9:19–33; 
Matt. 24:1–14 (Reflection)

Ps. 119:1–24; Ps. 12, 13, 14; 
Deut. 1:1–18; 
Rom. 9:1–18 (Reflection)
Matt. 23:27–39

Philippians 1:9-11 prays that discerning love would ever be increasing in our communities that we might be "filled with the fruit of righteousness" (right relationship with God and others).

We declare the good news that God's love that meets us right where we are and provides exactly what we need is always and already growing in our communities!